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Cable ISPs: new broadband test makes our service look slow
Posted by Admin | Posted in PC TV Online | Posted on 30-03-2010
Mar
30
The Second Best Television Programme Of The 00s
Posted by Admin | Posted in TV Gossip | Posted on 30-03-2010
Mar
30
feature: VoIP in-depth: An introduction to the SIP protocol, Part 2
Posted by Admin | Posted in PC TV Online | Posted on 30-03-2010
Mar
29
feature: The state of 4G: it’s all about congestion, not speed
Posted by Admin | Posted in PC TV Online | Posted on 29-03-2010
Mar
27
The Third Best Television Programme of the 00s
Posted by Admin | Posted in TV Gossip | Posted on 27-03-2010
It seems to be pretty much agreed upon that the first decade of the 21st century has been a bit of a golden age for US drama. Buoyed by the success of programmes like The Sopranos and Oz in the late 1990s, premium cable networks were more willing than ever to commission challenging grown-up fare, with programmes like Deadwood, Six Feet Under, The Wire, Breaking Bad and Mad Men proving to be hugely successful. These have also proved to make for a refreshing change from the increasingly flashy high-concept duffers like Flash Forward, or (and dont pretend otherwise, you know were right) Heroes put out by the main networks clamouring for the next Lost. And yet, our favourite US drama of the decade has turned out to be a programme from a premium network. in this case Showtime, that could easily be dismissed as having a flashy novelty premise itself.
Mar
27
Sprint: no plans to shut down Haiti text messaging campaign
Posted by Admin | Posted in PC TV Online | Posted on 27-03-2010
Mar
26
Big telecom Qwest wants broadband stimulus bucks
Posted by Admin | Posted in PC TV Online | Posted on 26-03-2010
The dominant carrier of the western and southwestern United States has announced that it will apply for a $350 million broadband stimulus grant from the Department of Agriculture’s Broadband Initiatives Program (BIP). Qwest says it wants to build infrastructure to link over half a million households, hospitals, businesses, and schools that currently have no access to broadband. We’re talking download speeds of 12 to 40 Mbps, according to the telcos’ press statement.
Mar
25
Verizon: FCC is a haunted house and can’t regulate the ‘Net
Posted by Admin | Posted in PC TV Online | Posted on 25-03-2010
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