Internet radio stations start to die
Audio piece: Interesting Real Audio piece about why many Internet radio streams are coming to an end due to FCC rulings and actors/artists demanding unrealistic fees. National Public Radio – via KenRadio
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DSL Industry Inches Towards Standardisation
News: DSL Industry Inches Towards Standardisation – Internet.com
Wireless broadband trials hit London
News: Wireless broadband trials hit London – ZDNet UK
AOL bids for AT&T Broadband
News: AOL bids for AT&T Broadband – Tech News – CNET.com
WideRay – IR information exchange
WideRay is an interesting IR transmitting device that distributes or collects content of a wide area.
£200m fibre optic boost to West Ireland
News: £200m fibre optic superhighway to boost the West (of Ireland) – Irish Independent
UEFA rules streaming video offside
Sensible thinking from UEFA to not stream video, on a couple of points :-Cost of BB distribution of these clips could be crippling. I imagine they are going to build up addiction of this video content using NarrowBand (NB) and then introduce charging with a premium for the BB versionI don’t know where most of the UEFA viewers would be, but it’s highly possible that the countires don’t have wide BB access.
Euro VOD market valued at E2.7Bn by 2006
News link: European video-on-demand market to be worth E2.7bn by 2006 – EuopeanMedia.net
AOL Readies High-Speed Cable Service
News: AOL Readies High-Speed Cable Service – Newsbyte
The Fiber-Optic “Glut” – in a New Light
News: The Fiber-Optic “Glut” — in a New Light – BusinessWeek