Introduction
If daily journalism is the rough draft of history, then a compilation of daily reports on the broadband wars, with links to audio interviews of the main characters in those wars, is a second draft.
That's what you're got here: a compilation of 150 or so articles, featuring audio interviews, covering recent and on-going efforts (extremely well-funded and heavily-staffed) by incumbent telecommunications carriers (telcos, RBOCs, Baby Bells, splinters of AT&T, one of which [SBC] has announced its intention to take its progenitor's name, along with cable companies, aided and abetted by politicians they own (not excluding FCC commissioners and U.S. Supreme Court Justices) to dominate the provision of broadband Internet access at the expense of independent ISPs and great U.S. cities and the millions of present and future Internet users who live there, and the countervailing attempts by these users to hold their own and expand the zone of Internet self-determination.
If the incumbents succeed in their quest for national domination, U.S.-based Internet users (businesses and individuals both) face a future of limited choices, higher prices, and possible infringements on their ability to distribute and/or access timely and accurate news and enlightening cultural content, especially when either category might tend to undermine the hegemony of the duopolist masters of the Internet provision space.
Coming battles in Washington, D.C., may well determine whether or not U.S. Internet users have access to a world-class competitive broadband platform, how many of them have that access, and under what terms and conditions and at what price they will have that access.
Reading the texts and listening to the audio interviews collected below will give you, as a reader and listener, a lot of the background required for a thorough understanding of the institutions, personalities, and issues involved in today and tomorrow's broadband wars. Use them while you can.
Marc Strassman
Studio City, California
September 3, 2005
July 26, 2005 to September 1, 2005: the latest on broadband technology and politicking
9-1-05: Jasbir Singh, CEO at Pronto Networks, talks about Intel's Digital Communities Initiative (Broadband Wireless Access World #56)
8-31-05: Telecommunications attorney Jim Baller talks about Lafayette, Utopia, Congress, and the future of broadband (Broadband Wireless Access World #55)
8-24-05: Paul Butcher, Marketing Manager of Intel's State and Local Government group, talks about Intel's Digital Communities Initiative (Broadband Wireless Access World #54)
8-19-05: Telecommunications attorney Jim Baller updates the muni-broadband legal and regulatory story (Broadband Wireless Access World #53)
8-17-05: Brad Treat, CEO at SightSpeed, talks about "Back to School" special offer from CompUSA, Intel, and SightSpeed (Broadband Wireless Access World #52)
8-12-05: San Diego Gas & Electric spokesperson Ed Van Herik talks about SDG&E's BPL trial (Broadband over Power Line World #45)
8-11-05: "Wireless Highway Group" is launched to re-direct a substantial portion of the recently-appropriated $286.5 billion dollar transportation bill to installing high-speed wireless Internet clouds around the nation's transportation infrastructure (Modern Transportation World #8)
8-11-05: Brett Kilbourne, Director of Regulatory Affairs at the United Power Line Council (UPLC), updates the broadband over power line story (Broadband over Power Line World #44)
8-10-05: Nick Vossburg, President of TechAssist, LLC, talks about free Wi-Fi in Washington, D.C.'s Dupont Circle (Broadband Wireless Access World #51)
8-9-05: Don Berryman, EVP at Earthlink, talks about muni-broadband (Broadband Wireless Access World #50)
8-4-05: Jason Loeffler, Sales Manager at EZonics, talks about its iContact Pro web cam (Entertainment Technology World #32)
8-2-05: Kurt Schwenk, General Manager, Digital Cinema Division, NEC Solutions (America), updates the digital cinema story (Entertainment Technology World #31)
8-1-05: Dianah Neff, Philadelphia's CIO, updates the Wireless Philadelphia story (Broadband Wireless Access World #48)
7-30-05: Scott Lomond, EVP at SightSpeed, talks about the latest developments regarding his company's family- and personal-oriented videoconferencing solution (Entertainment Technology World #30)
7-30-05: Lee Tsao at Pronto Networks talks about Pronto-Pervasive-Wireless Philadelphia integrated community content Wi-Fi platform, "The Cloud at Wireless Philadelphia," deployed for LIVE 8 concert in Love Park (Broadband Wireless Access World #47)
7-26-05: Roger Dames, MTA project manager, says Metro Orange Line will be up and running in "late October or early November," 2005 to speed travelers across the San Fernando Valley (Modern Transportation World #7)
June 11, 2005 to July 11, 2005: Brand X case is decided in favor of incumbent providers, while broadband podcasting comes to the fore
7-11-05: Elisabeth McLaury Lewin, Podcasting News Editor, talks about podcasting (Entertainment Technology World #29)
6-27-05: Saying he's "horrified but powerless" Brand X President Jim Pickrell comments on U.S. Supreme Court ruling declaring cable networks "information services" and not "telecommunications services"
6-18-05: Don Janke, President, Internet Ventures, Inc., argues for "must lease" broadband access through cable systems, June 4, 1999 (Broadband over Power Line World #43)
6-17-05: Josh Silver, Executive Director at Free Press, talks about H.R. 2726, the "Preserving Innovation in Telecom Act of 2005," while the bill's author presents his own point of view (Broadband over Power Line World #41)
6-17-05: Ben Scott, Policy Director at Free Press, talks about H.R. 2726, the "Preserving Innovation in Telecom Act of 2005," while the bill's author presents his own point of view (Broadband over Power Line World #40)
6-16-05: U.S. Representative Pete Sessions (R-TX) proposes H.R. 2726, the "Preserving Innovation in Telecom Act of 2005," while critics attack it (Broadband over Power Line World #39)
6-15-05: Brad Treat, CEO of SightSpeed, talks about SightSpeed Version 4.0 (Entertainment Technology World #27)
6-15-05: Rick Klau, VP, Business Development, at FeedBurner™, talks about feed management and podcasting (Entertainment Technology World #26)
6-13-05: T-Mobile spokesperson discusses that cellular carrier's "Mobile Web" "walled garden," which includes PG-13 content, but nothing stronger (Entertainment Technology World #25)
6-13-05: Apple iTunes and Microsoft Music may join Napster to Go and Yahoo! Music Unlimited in offering "subscription" music (Entertainment Technology World #24)
6-11-05: Apple CEO Steve Jobs demos iTunes 4.9 with podcasting, is skeptical about cell carriers carrying it, with good reason (Entertainment Technology World #23)
April 15, 2005 to June 10, 2005: politicians line up for or against municipal broadband
6-10-05: Nebraska Unicameral Speaker Kermit Brashear discusses Legislative Bill 645, which prohibits Nebraska's municipalities and public power companies from offering broadband Internet services to Nebraska businesses and residents (Broadband over Power Line World #38)
6-9-05: State of Maine "clarifies that municipalities have the authority to become providers of wireless Internet services" and sets up a State Planning Office study of the issues "associated with municipalities' providing wireless Internet services to their communities" (Broadband Wireless Access World #46)
6-7-05: Sprint spokesperson discusses PCS Vision's "walled garden" and "open garden" approach to protecting underage cell phone users from pornography (Broadband over Power Line World #36/ Etopia Media Entertainment News Network #11)
6-3-05: Nebraska bars municipalities and utilities from offering broadband Internet access to state's residents and businesses (Broadband over Power Line World #35)
5-27-05: ARRL CEO Dave Sumner welcomes Motorola's Powerline LV BPL system (Broadband over Power Line World #34)
5-24-05: Saying that "the existing limits are much too high, and were never intended to apply to a system like BPL," Congressman Mike Ross of Arkansas answers questions about House Resolution 230 (Broadband over Power Line World #33)
5-17-05: BPL bill passes Texas Senate, BPL operations at merged Duke-Cinergy, BPL Symposium in Long Beach, House Resolution 230 calls for moratorium on BPL deployment pending further review of BPL RFI by FCC and more public comment (Broadband over Power Line World #31)
5-5-05: Provo, Utah, Mayor Lewis K. Billings, speaking on behalf of the United Telecom Council (UTC) and the American Public Power Association (APPA) tells U.S. House Subcommittee on Telecommunications and the Internet that he supports municipal broadband (Broadband over Power Line World #30)
4-28-05: City of Los Angeles' WiFi & Beyond Executive Panel launches "Fast & Easy: the Future of WiFi & Beyond in the City of Los Angeles" (Unwired LA #15)
4-22-05: Nandu Desai, Director of Product Management at Pronto Networks, talks about newly-announced Pronto-Sprint roaming agreement (Broadband Wireless Access World #45)
4-20-05: Adam Eisgrau, Executive Director, P2P United, talks about P2P "cyber-safety" initiative and related subjects (Entertainment Technology World #20)
4-20-05: Kori Bernards, VP, Corporate Communications, Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) talks about efforts to shut down illegal file-swapping over Internet2 (Entertainment Technology World #19)
4-19-05: Brett Kilbourne, Director of Regulatory Affairs at the United Power Line Council (UPLC), comments on latest BPL-RFI filings with the FCC (Broadband over Power Line World #29)
4-18-05: Intel announces WiMAX chip sets, Sony will digitize its content, and Verizon gets into video (Broadband Wireless Access World #44)
4-15-05: Shawn Conahan, Founder, Chairman, and CEO, Intercasting Corporation, talks about "Rabble," the first Location-Aware Media Networking Operator (LMNO) application for personal media devices (Broadband Wireless Access World #43)
March 22, 2005 to April 15, 2005: Pronto Networks, Verge Wireless, Civitium, National League of Cities, and Philadelphia move ahead, while U.S. Supreme Court prepares to strike a blow for the incumbent carriers
4-15-05: Carlo MacDonald, President, CamSoft Data Systems, Inc., talks about U.S. Wireless Online's acquisition of Verge Wireless Networks and related subjects (Broadband Wireless Access World #42)
4-15-05: Greg Richardson, President/CEO, Civitium, talks about Wireless Philadelphia and related subjects (Broadband Wireless Access World #41)
4-14-05: A remotely-recorded video of Jim Pickrell, President, Brand X, discussing Brand X v. FCC, a case before the U.S. Supreme Court regarding ISP access to cable networks (Entertainment Technology World #18)
4-12-05: Cheryl Leanza at National League of Cities comments on "Wireless Philadelphia" project (Broadband Wireless Access World #40)
4-8-05: Verizon Communications responds to Wireless Philadelphia initiative (Broadband Wireless Access World #39)
4-7-05: Dianah Neff, the City of Philadelphia's Chief Technology Officer, talks about Wireless Philadelphia (Broadband Wireless Access World #38)
4-4-05: Kathleen Dunleavy, Sprint spokesperson, talks about EV-DO (Broadband Wireless Access World #37)
4-4-05: Jim Pickrell, President, Brand X, discusses Brand X v. FCC, a case before the U.S. Supreme Court regarding ISP access to cable networks (Entertainment Technology World #17)
4-1-05: Mike Travers, Managing Technical Director at Blue Sky Studios, talks about "Robots" (Entertainment Technology World #16)
3-30-05: Bob Gordon, VP, Production, Fox Animation, talks about "Robots" in its digital cinema format (Entertainment Technology World #15)
3-28-05: TechSmith product managers talk about SnagIt® and Camtasia Studio® (Entertainment Technology World #14)
3-24-05: Kurt Schwenk, Director, Media Solutions, NEC Solutions (America), Inc., talks about digital cinema (Entertainment Technology World #12)
3-23-05: Lee Tsao, Worldwide Solutions Director, Pronto Networks, discusses Pronto's support for Wi-Fi and other wireless networks (Broadband Wireless Access World #36)
3-23-05: Consolidated Edison/Ambient press release touts "up to $200,000" in NYSERDA funding for BPL trial, while NYSERDA spokesperson says no money has yet been provided for this project (Broadband over Power Line World #28)
3-23-05: Chris Olert, Consolidated Edison spokesperson, says that conEdison is in compliance with the FCC's radio frequency interference "parameters"
3-22-05: Dianah Neff, CIO for the City of Philadelphia, appears remotely on video to discuss the unwiring of that city (Broadband Wireless Access World #35)
March 1, 2005 to March 22, 2005: EV-DO, BPL vs. ARRL, PLC
3-22-05: ARRL CEO Dave Sumner tells Columbia University forum about ARRL's concerns about RFI from BPL
3-21-05: New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) says it is not yet providing any money for the Con Ed-Ambient BPL trial in Briarcliff Manor, New York
3-17-05: ARRL CEO Dave Sumner discusses Texas and New York RFI complaints, says he's hopeful that Kevin Martin will do a better job resolving RFI issues than his predecessor, Michael Powell
3-18-05: Ken Muche, Verizon Wireless spokesperson for Southern California, talks about EV-DO, BroadbandAccess, and V CAST (Broadband Wireless Access World #34)
3-11-05: Dave Borison, Director of Product Management at Airgo Networks, talks about MIMO
3-10-05: David Powell, Managing Director, International, at Telkonet, talks about PLC in Turkey and the European Union
3-10-05: Joe Brueggen and Stephan Rolly at T-Systems talk about T-Systems' "Digital Cinema Global Network"
3-9-05: Walt Ordway, CTO at Digital Cinema Initiatives, discusses digital cinema
3-7-05: Al Diehl, Executive Vice President, Telkonet, talks about Power Line Communications, or PLC
3-4-05: Harry Martin, Verizon Wireless Director of Data Solutions, discusses EV-DO (Broadband Wireless Access World #33)
3-3-05: Curt Gibbs at CRA LA talks about Wi-Fi and redevelopment
3-1-05: UPLC Associate Counsel Brett Kilbourne, updating the BPL/RFI issue, says that amateur radio operator opposition to BPL due to RFI could "discourage folks from getting into this space"
3-1-05: ARRL CEO Dave Sumner, updating the BPL/RFI issue, says that "we're probably looking to the Court of Appeals before all the dust settles."
February 12, 2005 to February 28, 2005: Wi-Fi on steroids, RFID, neighborhood Wi-Fi, an "always-on" governor for California
2-28-05: David Hutches, Director of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of California, San Diego, talks about the CyberShuttle and other wireless wonders
2-25-05: Ashok Kumar, VP for Marketing and Sales at SOHOware, talks about its new AeroGuard™ MIMO Wireless Mesh WLAN Solution
2-20-05: Los Angeles City Wi-Fi and Beyond vision panel meets in Van Nuys, receives public input
2-18-05: California Assemblymember Chuck DeVore (R-70th A.D.) says proponents of "always-on governor" state constitutional amendment SCA6 may launch a ballot initiative if Democratic Party legislators block its passage (Modern Transportation World #5/California Politics Today™ #292)
2-16-05: Bill Robertson, Director of the City of Los Angeles' Bureau of Street Services, discusses the origins and use of the $8.5 million proposed by Mayor Hahn for spending by Neighborhood Councils for street improvements (Modern Transportation World #4/Unwired LA™ #12)
2-15-05: RFID researcher Rajit Gadh discusses upcoming RFID Executive Forum scheduled for March 9, 2005, at UCLA, and other RFID themes
2-14-05: WLAN pioneer SOHOware implements MIMO WLAN with Embedded WLAN Switch Appliance (EWSA™) software
2-13-05: A "digital driving grid" would create a viable system for the computerized management of all vehicular traffic (Modern Transportation World™ #3 )
2-12-05: Introduction to MIMO: a conversation with Ira Brodsky at Datacomm Research Company
January 21, 2005 to February 11, 2005: Los Angeles fails to follow in Philadelphia's municipal wireless broadband footsteps
2-11-05: Rich Grimes, EVP at Wireless Capital Partners and a member of Mayor Hahn's Wi-Fi and Beyond Los Angeles Executive Advisory Panel, discusses wireless transponder siting and infrastructure issues
2-10-05: Verizon spokesperson clarifies the teleco's position on muni-broadband issues, saying that "municipal WiFi is a bad use of California's taxpayer resources," but that "we have not taken any formal action to stop them."
2-10-05: "Onboard and online": Orange Line busway and bus manufacturing officials comment on the prospects for Wi-Fi-based "broadband buses" on the new San Fernando Valley route
2-9-05: Metro Orange Line will speed travelers across the San Fernando Valley
2-9-05: Philadelphia CIO Dianah Neff discusses unwiring Philadelphia in anticipation of Philadelphia Mayor John Street's upcoming announcement of the city's wireless plan
2-7-05: Los Angeles Mayor Hahn says he'll give $8.5 million in spending authority to Neighborhood Councils (NCs) to upgrade their local streets; press deputy Sahar Moridani provides details, saying that none of this money can be used for NC-based Wi-Fi deployments, but that previously approved funds could be
2-4-05: Mark Wolf, Los Angeles Mayor Hahn's E-government Director, talks about the February 7, 2005, public forum in Van Nuys to collect public input on the unwiring of Los Angeles
2-3-05: Incumbent mayor and mayoral candidate James Hahn announces plan to improve wireless access in Los Angeles by leasing out space on "120,000 streetlights, 4,500 traffic signals and 900 buildings" owned by the City of Los Angeles
1-26-05: The County of Los Angeles is gradually migrating its internal phone operations to voice-over-Internet Protocol (VoIP)
1-24-05: The San Diego Telecom Council says that it "supports municipal broadband in whatever form it takes"
1-22-05: Andris Berzins, VP, Marketing and Business Development at AeroScout, talks about "enterprise visibility" combining Wi-Fi, RFID, and telemetry
1-21-05: Bernard Etzinger, spokesperson at the Canadian Embassy in Washington, D.C., talks about Broadband Canada and related issues
December 28, 2004 to January 21, 2005: incumbent provider-supported legislators try to crush municipal broadband at the state level, while Intel supports the cities
1-21-05: UTStarcom VP of Strategic Marketing Jeffrey Paine talks about its new F1000 Wi-Fi handset and other startling advances in wireless and other broadband technologies, including TV over IP (TVoIP)
1-21-05: Verge CEO Carlo MacDonald talks about Pershing Square Wi-Fi rollout and Wi-Fi generally
1-17-05: Intel spokesperson Mark Miller discusses technical and political aspects of a broader wireless broadband roll-out
1-14-05: Indiana State Representative Ed Mahern, co-author of Indiana House Bill #1148, which would limit the rights of Indiana municipalities to offer broadband Internet access to their residents, explains this legislation
United Telecom Council Vice President and General Counsel Jill Lyon speaks out in support of municipalities' right to offer broadband services to their residents
1-6-05: Telecommunications attorney Jim Baller says that the United States must address the growing "broadband gap" if it intends to remain internationally competitive (Broadband over Power Line™ #18)
1-4-05: Ben Fritz, technology reporter for Variety, discusses the present and future of online video delivery
1-4-05: Ed Hare, ARRL Laboratory Manager, says that group "has the doors wide open" to cooperation with BPL industry to resolve interference issues
1-3-05: Citing successful co-existence of in-home BPL (HomePlug®) and amateur radio, FCC official says that "amateurs can operate and BPL can operate in a compatible mode" and comments specifically on BPL-generated RF interference issues in Briarcliff Manor, New York, and Cottonwood, Arizona
12-28-04: EarthLink puts its comments on BPL in the context of its efforts to maintain access rights; spokesperson says EarthLink "is as bullish on BPL as anyone"
December 24, 2004: a proposal to create a virtual stem cell research institute using broadband
November 30, 2004 to December 24, 2004: amateur radio operators achieve a draw with broadband over power line operators
12-24-04: Who's minding the broadband over power line (BPL) store in Cottonwood, Arizona?
12-21-04: Clifford Hauser, KD6XH, ARRL Section Manager, Arizona, and Robert Shipton, K8EQC, VP, Verde Valley Amateur Radio Association, discuss BPL interference issues in Cottonwood, Arizona
12-19-04: Two stories about new locations for broadband over power line, at least one of which is having trouble with amateur radio interference
12-18-04: Con Ed-Ambient's Briarcliff BPL trial runs into interference from amateur radio operators, whose association, the ARRL, asks the FCC (again) to shut it down
12-16-04: Con Ed's sale of its CEC subsidiary will not affect the Con Ed-Ambient BPL trial; Con Ed spokesperson says six-month (free) residential BPL trial will begin "within the next month or so" with "approximately 400" customers
12-15-04: Con Edison, leading BPL test site, sells its broadband operations to FiberNet, while EarthLink attorney tells the FCC that "wireless and BPL technologies are not likely to be competitive in cost and performance with cable and DSL over the last mile to the home"
12-14-04: Ken Lowe, V.P., Strategic Marketing, Sigma Designs, discusses digital media processing standards, solutions, and trends
12-13-04: ARRL CEO David Sumner defends amateur radio operators against RF interference from broadband over power line
12-13-04: John Joyce, Ambient Corporation President and CEO, talks about broadband over power line
12-11-04: An Open Letter to California State Legislators Concerning "Broadband California"/Broadband California #2 (California Politics Today #225)
12-10-04: Marvin Bloomquist, speaking for ham radio operators in Burnet, Texas, finds some fault with the deployment and the deployers of broadband over power line in his community
12-9-04: Rep. Phil King, chairman of the Texas Legislature's Regulated Industries Committee, discusses a broad range of broadband issues, including BPL in Texas
12-7-04: Unlike PG&E and SCE, San Diego Gas & Electric will admit that it is "looking into" broadband over power line (BPL)
12-7-04: Nicole Young, at National League of Cities, says that municipalities will continue to oppose telco-cable efforts to block their right to offer broadband wireless services to their residents
12-6-04: Michael Bates, V.P., Sales and Marketing at Broadband Horizons, broadband over power line pioneer, discusses its BPL roll-out in Texas
12-4-04: Digital Common Sense/Broadband California #1
11-30-04: Brett Kilbourne, United Power Line Council official, discusses broadband over power line
November 29, 2004 to November 30, 2004: the City of Philadelphia narrowly wins its battle with Verizon
November 18, 2004 to November 27, 2004: who will control the coming massive broadband deployment?
11-27-04: Broadband to burn, but who will control it?
11-23-04: Denise Koenig, SBC spokesperson, discusses the new SBC-Yahoo! integrated broadband IP services platform collaboration
11-23-04: Rich Olson, President and CEO of Atomic Falls, LLC, discusses its new Media Conductor 3.0 all-in-one Video-on-Demand software product
11-22-04: Doane Liu, Los Angeles Deputy Mayor, says that incumbent cable and telephone companies will not have a "veto" over recommendations of Mayor Hahn's Broadband Executive Panel on the Unwiring of LA
11-19-04: Introduction to Broadband over Power Line World™
11-18-04: Jim Allison, senior planner with the Capitol Corridor Joint Powers Authority (CCJPA), discusses unwiring Amtrak
August 3, 2004 to November 18, 2004: broadband wireless in Los Angeles and elsewhere
11-18-04: Thera Bradshaw, general manager of the City of Los Angeles' Information Technology Agency (ITA) and a member of LA's Broadband Executive Panel (BEP) discusses unwiring LA
11-17-04: Morley Winograd, executive director of the Center for Telecom Management at USC and the chair of the Executive Broadband Panel, discusses the unwiring of Los Angeles
11-16-04: Rajit Gadh, Director of WINMEC and a member of the LA Broadband Executive Panel, discusses unwiring Los Angeles
11-15-04: Denise Koenig, SBC spokesperson, discusses "Project Lightspeed," SBC's fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) and fiber-to-the-neighborhood (FTTN) initiative
11-13-04: Todd Richmond, Managing Director of the Annenberg Center for Communication, member of LA's Broadband Executive Panel, discusses unwiring Los Angeles
11-13-04: Today's broadband wireless systems are orders of magnitude faster than earlier Ricochet models from the 1990s
11-11-04: Rich Grimes, EVP at Wireless Capital Partners, member of LA's Broadband Executive Panel, discusses unwiring Los Angeles
11-10-04: Bert Williams, V.P. Marketing at Tropos Networks, talks about the new Pershing Square "hot zone" in Downtown Los Angeles
11-10-04: Tony Esfandiari, CEO of Aiirmesh Communications, discusses its broadband wireless Internet deployment in Van Nuys
11-6-04: Aiirmesh brings community-based broadband wireless Internet access to the San Fernando Valley, starting in Van Nuys
9-3-04: Dianah Neff, Philadelphia's CIO, discusses its plan for ubiquitous broadband wireless Internet access
8-23-04: Scott Delacourt, Deputy Bureau Chief, FCC Wireless Telecommunications Bureau, discusses broadband wireless access deployment and other spectrum issues
8-9-04: Representatives of Intel, Civitium, and the City of Warner Robins, Georgia, provide a comprehensive view of the WiMAX option
8-4-04: Alvarion's Patrick Leary discusses BreezeMAX, WiMAX, and the "Houston County Wireless Committee"
8-3-04: AeroVironment/SkyTower's Stuart Hindle discusses new ways of delivering Internet access from the stratosphere
June 21, 2004 to July 8, 2004: protecting the fruits of digital convergence
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