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Blair Levin on The Spectrum Crunch, and UNE
The FCC’s Blair Levin helped to coordinate the National Broadband Plan, which will be presented to Congress on March 17. Ars Technica’s Matthew Lasar did a Q&A with him, and Levin’s messaging on the economic urgency of more spectrum was … Continue reading
The Fall and Possible Rise of Broadband UNE
You have to applaud Google–a software company– for taking it upon themselves to build an experimental, fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) network. With its deep pockets and access to financing, Google is the perfect DIY candidate. For other competing carriers, life is a … Continue reading
FCC to Weigh Unbundling Fiber:Win for Cbeyond
The FCC has decided today is weighing a request that would force cable providers and carriers to lease FTTH (fiber-to-the-home) lines to competitive carriers and application service providers. A favorable FCC ruling would be a major change in policy. Previously, incumbents … Continue reading





