It goes without saying that the world feels terrible for the people in Katrina’s path. I can not imagine a more horrific experience than being in winds that are over 100 miles per hour and even if you escape the hurricane itself by leaving town, the fear of not knowing whether your belongings are in tact when you return has got to be terrible. I have lived through a few hurricanes myself but after seeing the footage this morning, what we’ve experienced in
As I browsed the web this morning I noticed some commentary on Cybertelecom.org regarding
You see BellSouth could end up rewiring the city with fiber instead of copper.
It is no secret that the
Although the government and FCC tells us they want faster broadband adoption and that broadband adoption is crucial for the future of the country, in the last few months alone a death blow has been dealt to hundreds if not thousands of ISPs due to decisions like Brand X.
So it seems that
Katrina’s Silver Lining
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