Boston City Council “Wicked OTAHD-ed”
According to this article, the City of Boston is considering banning or otherwise regulating the placement of DBS receiver dishes . The article reports that in a number of places these have become real...
View ArticleSubsumption Assumption
Ack, this was sitting in my drafts folder for nearly a year. At the time I started it, someone had asked about how one might use Croquet virtual worlds to subsume other technical functions in the same...
View ArticleMy Weekly Five Minutes of Fame — I Explain the National Broadband Plan In...
We are starting a new feature at Public Knowledge called Five Minutes With Harold Feld, wherein I will take insanely boring complicated wonkery and make it mildly less boring. This week, I explain the...
View ArticleMy Five Minutes of Fame: “Why My 21st Century Cellular Network Has A Princess...
This week, on Five Minutes With Harold Feld, I cover handset exclusivity, my iPhone envy, and the inevitable I'm a Mac/I'm a PC joke. Also, I want to point out the schlumpy is a fine look, thank you!
View ArticleCellAntenna Scam Continues To Gain Momentum — Bummer.
Regular readers may recall that I find CellAntenna's continuing effort to leverage the problem of contraband cell phones to get the law changed so that they can sell cell phone jammers legally in this...
View ArticleBenchmarks and the Broadband Ecology.
As folks in broadband policy land know, thanks to the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA), the FCC needs to present a National Broadband Plan to Congress by February 2010. The FCC has been...
View ArticleUnder the Radar
This is five minutes of live demo and eight minutes of discussion at an Under the Radar conference last spring. It is a very info-dense presentation before specialized industry insiders.
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