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Articles Written by: DAVID ISENBERG
Who is This?
David Isenberg is a Senior Analyst for the British American Security Information Council.
In 2007, Johna Till Johnson, president of Nemertes Research, published a paper that hyped a so-called "Exaflood"—a kooky Discovery Institute idea about how the Internet would drown in its own data.
The Nemertes press release on the paper was widely ...
From DAVID ISENBERG,
CircleID,
2 Oct 2009
Today FCC Chairman Genichowski announced that the FCC's Network Neutrality Proceeding is entering the rule-making stage. This is a historic milestone, worth celebrating, but the milestone is on a road with hairpin turns. If you look directly above us, ...
From DAVID ISENBERG,
CircleID,
21 Sep 2009
I am a happy Verizon FIOS fiber-to-the-home customer in Connecticut, I admire the long view Verizon took to build its FIOS infrastructure, and I appreciate the substantial punishment that Verizon took from Wall Street until it became obvious that FIOS ...
From DAVID ISENBERG,
CircleID,
17 Sep 2009
It has been widely reported that the U.S. has fallen from broadband leadership to fourth in 2002, to twelfth, or sixteenth or 24th today, depending on whose numbers are cited.
To at least one of the Workshop's experts, Jeffrey Eisenach, the U.S. ...
From DAVID ISENBERG,
techPresident,
19 Aug 2009
The Wall Street Journal's dubious story about Iran's use of Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) for spying, censorship and disinformation appears in a highly charged atmosphere. The US Republican right wing wants the US to talk tougher to Iran, to ...
From DAVID ISENBERG,
CircleID,
25 Jun 2009
"… the latest smartphones (Pre, Bold, iPhone) show that wireless applications can be separated from the underlying network. Indeed, apps must be provided separately to allow the explosive innovation required to grow as well as take advantage of global ...
From DAVID ISENBERG,
CircleID,
12 Jun 2009
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Of course, the U.S. is some 15 times bigger than Australia, and that'd make the price tag closer to $500B by straight multiplication. But the U.S. would get a fiber network done right. It'd be as fast as technology would allow; note that affordable ...
From DAVID ISENBERG,
CircleID,
27 May 2009
In response to customer feedback, Time Warner Cable has discontinued its trials of tiered Internet service. [Corporate Announcement here.] It was quite a stuff-storm, but to TWC's credit, they put their finger up, felt the howling gale, and changed ...
From DAVID ISENBERG,
CircleID,
21 Apr 2009
In it, Ken Engelhart, senior vice-president of regulatory [affairs?] for Rogers Corp. is quoted saying,
"We're a dumb pipe. We don't know what you're downloading ... so how can we be responsible for the content?"
Wasn't it just yesterday that the ...
From DAVID ISENBERG,
CircleID,
17 Feb 2009
Willis Alan Ramsey, who wrote "Muskrat Love," recorded one and only one studio album. The cognoscenti of country think it's a gem, an all time top ten. There's an apocryphal story that when Ramsey was pushed to make another record he allegedly retorted, ...
From DAVID ISENBERG,
CircleID,
16 Feb 2009
