Barry,
Can you EXPLAIN this to me. Isn't fibre-as-infrastructure what people tried
to sell the City years ago? What is the business model, here? Please use
very small words when explaining.
Nick
Nicholas S. Thompson
Emeritus Professor of Psychology and Biology
Clark University
Most definitely. That one's going into the RSS feed. 8^)
On 03/17/2016 06:36 PM, Robert Wall wrote:
Also, a welcomed introduction to the UnDark digital publication. I have it
bookmarked. Carl Zimmer, Rebecca Skloot, David Corcoran ... nothing but
good stuff.
--
glen ep ropella --
FYI
http://undark.org/article/undark-science-journalism-matters/
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Thanks, Tom.
Great article on the importance of science journalism! But, what else
would you expect from Deborah Blum.
Also, a welcomed introduction to the UnDark digital publication. I have it
bookmarked. Carl Zimmer, Rebecca Skloot, David Corcoran ... nothing but
good stuff.
Cheers,
Robert
Lovely article this,
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-03-10/what-happens-when-the-surveillance-state-becomes-an-affordable-gadget.
The LTE network was supposed to be secure against IMSI catchers like
StingRays and DirtBoxes, then Harris figured out how to knock the phone
back to a 2G
The following blog post by a Harvard Law professor is interesting in
light of the Santa Fe fiber project and Ting.
--Barry
https://backchannel.com/you-didn-t-notice-it-but-google-fiber-just-began-the-golden-age-of-high-speed-internet-access-67b3f775fb85#.kyv2by0yh
