I was please to read last month that a Boston judge refused to shut down TV streaming service Aereo, saying the service is like a remote DVR, not a public transmission. Furthermore the judge felt any real harm to broadcasters would take years to manifest. This is a great win for consumers and for people …
netBlazr continued its expansion into Roxbury by adding a repeater in the Madison Park area. Affordable broadband is now available to businesses and residents of the Lower Roxbury and Dudley Square neighborhoods. This is an historically under-served community, so people are thrilled to have the netBlazr option available. netBlazr is providing free backhaul service to the Madison …
Lower Roxbury and Dudley Square get Better Broadband Read More »
The system was created by the Center for Copyright Information, which was formed in September 2011 by the Motion Picture Association of American and MPAA members, Recording Industry Association of America and RIAA members, AT&T, Cablevision, Comcast, Time Warner Cable and Verizon Communications. Well now that’s an innovative bunch who are always looking out for …
Copyright Alert System – sounds pretty sinister! Read More »
Dear Congressmen Capuano and Markey: Congratulations on your recent re-election to the United States Congress. As a small business owner living and operating in your district, I look forward to working with you on issues that will benefit your constituents. My company, netBlazr, provides fixed wireless broadband services to residences and businesses in and around …
Letter to Massachusetts Congressmen about wireless spectrum and internet policy Read More »
With the market for physical CDs on the decline, there has been a drastic jump in the sales of digital music. Researchers are predicting that in 2012, 3.4 of the 6.4 billion music customers will purchase digital music copies. This means that the amount of bandwidth being used to download and stream music/videos is skyrocketing. …
Brough Turner and Jim Hanley meet at the MassTLC “Mobile World Congress Roundtable” session in Waltham and talk about Brough’s vision for making a “wireless end run” on incumbent broadband providers.