Comments on: The Future of Net Neutrality http://www.comtechnews.net/telecom/the-future-of-net-neturality Keeping You In Touch With Technology Thu, 16 Oct 2008 01:37:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: Michael Lihl http://www.comtechnews.net/telecom/the-future-of-net-neturality#comment-31421 Michael Lihl Tue, 24 Jul 2007 18:08:38 +0000 http://www.comtechnews.net/telecom/the-future-of-net-neturality#comment-31421 I agree that WIMAX will dominate future business models and possibly force old-fashioned cable companies out of business. But wouldn't you consider the concept of providing unrestricted access with no strings attached a bit quixotic? It may all end up in a huge price war between carriers. For now I only see profits being eroded as a result unless somone comes up with a smart model of bundling services to keep customers happy. I guess it will be increasingly tougher in the future to earn serious money in this business... I agree that WIMAX will dominate future business models and possibly force old-fashioned cable companies out of business. But wouldn’t you consider the concept of providing unrestricted access with no strings attached a bit quixotic? It may all end up in a huge price war between carriers. For now I only see profits being eroded as a result unless somone comes up with a smart model of bundling services to keep customers happy. I guess it will be increasingly tougher in the future to earn serious money in this business…

]]> By: The Future of Digital Media by Patrick Seaman - ComTech News http://www.comtechnews.net/telecom/the-future-of-net-neturality#comment-31018 The Future of Digital Media by Patrick Seaman - ComTech News Mon, 16 Jul 2007 20:00:59 +0000 http://www.comtechnews.net/telecom/the-future-of-net-neturality#comment-31018 [...] I think Patrick would probably enjoy my post called, The Music Industry is Stupid.   Anyway I agree with Patrick on a lot of what he has to say about Digital Media today and into the future and thought you might enjoy a unique perspective from someone who really has been there and done that.  Patrick also has a pretty cool presentation on Net Neutrality posted, shocking that he seems to agree with my position on that.  Anyway I think if your take a look at Mark's video and then read Patrick's blog post it will drive home just how much still remains to be done in the digital media world and how in their own way much of the industry is. [...] […] I think Patrick would probably enjoy my post called, The Music Industry is Stupid.   Anyway I agree with Patrick on a lot of what he has to say about Digital Media today and into the future and thought you might enjoy a unique perspective from someone who really has been there and done that.  Patrick also has a pretty cool presentation on Net Neutrality posted, shocking that he seems to agree with my position on that.  Anyway I think if your take a look at Mark's video and then read Patrick's blog post it will drive home just how much still remains to be done in the digital media world and how in their own way much of the industry is. […]

]]> By: jspirko http://www.comtechnews.net/telecom/the-future-of-net-neturality#comment-116 jspirko Fri, 06 Oct 2006 16:38:19 +0000 http://www.comtechnews.net/telecom/the-future-of-net-neturality#comment-116 Wikipedia is the collective thoughts of thousands of individuals and most issues are fairly presented in events were something is hotly debated there are ofen two articles about it. To say Wikipedia is bias is to say people are bias in general. Of course there is truth to that but that would be true in anything ever written, filmed or photographed, Jack Wikipedia is the collective thoughts of thousands of individuals and most issues are fairly presented in events were something is hotly debated there are ofen two articles about it. To say Wikipedia is bias is to say people are bias in general. Of course there is truth to that but that would be true in anything ever written, filmed or photographed,

Jack

]]> By: Brooke Zylka http://www.comtechnews.net/telecom/the-future-of-net-neturality#comment-114 Brooke Zylka Fri, 06 Oct 2006 09:08:22 +0000 http://www.comtechnews.net/telecom/the-future-of-net-neturality#comment-114 Wikipedia is obviously biased. Wikipedia is obviously biased.

]]> By: ComTech News » Blog Archive » http://www.comtechnews.net/telecom/the-future-of-net-neturality#comment-26 ComTech News » Blog Archive » Tue, 15 Aug 2006 18:26:51 +0000 http://www.comtechnews.net/telecom/the-future-of-net-neturality#comment-26 [...] I previously authored an article on this blog entitled “The Future of Net Neutrality”, anyone reading that article would easily come to the conclusion that I am on the same side of the issue with companies like Google, eBay and others who believe that users should have free access to any content and Service Providers should not be permitted to control access based on its type or the publisher or provider of it. [...] […] I previously authored an article on this blog entitled “The Future of Net Neutrality”, anyone reading that article would easily come to the conclusion that I am on the same side of the issue with companies like Google, eBay and others who believe that users should have free access to any content and Service Providers should not be permitted to control access based on its type or the publisher or provider of it. […]

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