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[Untitled] for bored mindz: Meraki Teams with One Economy: For example, One Economy used Meraki devices to bring high-speed Internet access to the Park Boulevard housing development, a public-private partnership established with the Chicago Housing Authority. This effort connected 45 units of .

[Untitled] CES News - Superfast WiMAX Comes to Portland: Clearwire faces a crucial question, common to new technologies: Can it absorb its massive development costs long enough to attract the customers who will make the investment profitable? Add to the equation that the new service is hitting an increasingly competitive market during a moribund economy, and that WiMAX technology has yet to prove itself technically.

[Untitled] dailywireless.org » VZW Search in Play, MS Spurns Yahoo: Microsoft abandoned an unsolicited $47.5 billion takeover bid for Yahoo in May, with Yahoo rejecting its $33-per-share offer as too low. This morning Yahoo shares fell $2.05 to $11.91, while Microsoft shares were up 1.92 percent at $21.28.

[Untitled] The Daily Glyph: ourmedia! The Economist on the Digital Divide · Hacking Google Maps · Podcasts from Public Radio · Development Seed and EchoDitto · Aldon Hynes - Online Donations · Towerstream and VoIP .

[for bored mindz] for bored mindz: Geosync Spies: It died in 2008 after being launched successfully from Cape Canaveral in November 2007 on the first operational Delta 4-Heavy booster.

[Untitled] Superfast WiMAX comes to Portland Oregon Local & Small Business ...: Portlanders are too tech-savvy to fall for this "pay per play" wireless program from Clearwire with so many other free alternatives available in town. I'd still like to know when the city of Portland plans to bring civil and criminal charges against the firm that scammed the community out of millions of dollars when it failed to meet the terms of its contract to provide free wifi throughout the Portland area.

[Untitled] dailywireless.org » Municipal Fiber: Fits and Starts: The CFN would put Portland into the telecom business””stringing mile after mile of high-speed fiber-optic cables over the city’s utility poles and into every home and business.

[Untitled] Voyant: The View From Here: Clearwire goes live with 4G WiMAX in ...: One of the better blog posts I've seen on today's launch of the Clear service is at Daily Wireless, where there's also a table (much clearer than the one on the Clear website) showing the pricing and the data rates, which vary from 768 .

[Untitled] SUPERthreads » Blog Archive » More changes at SUPERCOMM: This shift is summed up by the show’s new tagline “SUPERCOMM, the annual international broadband event for a new industry, a new economy and a new world of communications.”

[Untitled] dailywireless.org » Municipal WiFi ”” Under a Cloud?: Net Equality installs wifi repeaters inside of the apartments or in the halls. Signals need only to penetrate interior apartment walls, not external concrete walls or weatherproof glass, improving propagation.

[Untitled] Top 100+ Telecom Industry Blogs | VoIP Now: This category covers everything from a writer who covers VoIP along with pre-Islamic lunar cultic worship of southern Arabia and astroichthyology, an attorney who blogs about wireless towers, and a woman in the UK who collects antique British telephones and more oddities. On the other hand, you’ll find other one-of-a-kind blogs here as well, such as UCAN, the Utility Consumers’

[Untitled] The Daily Glyph: Green Jobs Policy - WSJ. From the Wall STreet Journal. Debate over Van Jones' approach to the green economy. Environmental Capital - WSJ.com : Green Jobs: One Goal, Two Different Paths. Posted by Dave at January 06, 2009 11:24 AM ...

[Untitled] SUPERthreads » Blog Archive » Services, Capacity and Revenue Are ...: A 2007 NXTcomm attendee survey supports May’s assertion, finding that discovering new products/developments (88%) and keeping up-to-date on general industry trends/issues (80%) were the most common reasons for attending NXTcomm07.   NXTcomm08 is on track to provide the intelligence and insight required to be profitable in today’s challenging business environment.

[Untitled] The Daily Glyph: We couldn't place tough requirements on our cars to protect the auto industry. We didn't, and the industry has been dragged to the brink of collapse.

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