What's To Come

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I get excited when I see technology in use that may revolutionize the way things are done.  This one is a laser that can shoot info from the moon to earth at speeds of 622 Mbps.  Take a look at the video below and weigh in on how this could be part of our communications […]

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Interview with Comcast Newsmaker’s – August 2013

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Source: http://www.comcastnewsmakers.com/video/councilman-andy-huckaba/  

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From an article in PC Mag – a fascinating Infographic about the Spectrum Crunch. It tells the story of the incredible growth in the mobile industry and the stress on the spectrum, and most importantly solutions that could benefit us all.   The article may be found by clicking on this link: Infographic: How Bad is […]

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After my last post on Net Neutrality, I received some feedback from one of my friends who is in governmental affairs for a major service provider. He pointed me to some very thoughtful articles on the subject and I wanted to share them with you. FCC’s Republicans: New broadband rules would ruin credibility, have global […]

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Net neutrality, as it’s known, is the idea that the Internet should be like roads and highways — generally open to all traffic.

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Last week the National Broadband Plan (NBP) was released by the FCC. I have a special interest in this plan due to my work on the Information Technology and Communications committee for the National League of Cities.  On December 2007 our committee released a resolution calling for a National Broadband Plan. See my post https://www.finitytech.com/wordpress/?p=75 […]

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An article from marketingcharts.com indicates: The number of US broadband households accessing web-to-TV content will leap to 24 million – and generate $2.9 billion in revenue from streaming services by 2013 See Web-to-TV Will Penetrate 24M Homes by 2013 This article ties with my last post The Future of Television

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Visiting my son in his loft in Lawrence Kansas, I saw the beginning of a new wave of content viewing

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