WiFi
Always-On Switches to Client Base
While my own initial forays into the World of Always-On were a bit out-there and generalized, especially on the medical...
Read moreBroadband Gap: Might Kerry Be Serious?
Congress got a John Kerry sighting yesterday, and he appeared to be championing the issue of the Broadband Gap. Kerry...
Read moreThe Lie Of Proprietary Spectrum
The simplest answer to the nonsense of proprietary spectrum advocates is pretty simple. The bidding was rigged. The golden age...
Read moreHow Wireless Can Kill The Bells
There is a reason the Bells have sicced their friends on the idea of open spectrum. It can kill them.
Read moreThe Broadband Gap
The 1960 election was decided, in part, on the idea that a "missile gap" existed with the Soviet Union. Sen....
Read moreThis Week’s Clue: Do We Need To Care About The Internet?
The following was originally published yesterday in my weekly newsletter, A-Clue.Com. I would be delighted to have you subscribe. Always...
Read moreProof the PFF Is Anti-Technology
In the open spectrum world interference is the only issue. Equipment makers compete to create new markets
Read moreGlenn Fleishman Makes Me Sane
Glenn Fleishman, who edits WiFi Networking News, is a national treasure. I was sitting around this morning, terribly depressed over...
Read moreMajor Reform Afoot?
Sascha Meinrath (left) reports on two bills, just introduced, that could break the deadlock of Infrastructure (or Information, or Digital...
Read moreThe Bells are Sneaky Bastards
The Bells are agressively attacking our core-principles. We lose ground every day. The Bells are well funded, sneaky bastards... ...
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