Having written my fair share, I know that bad analogies can stick out like a sore flower pot. Case in point: Businessweek.com has an interesting analysis of the ongoing debate about wireless ...

Data-heavy applications and growing smartphone adoption will increase the pressure to make more spectrum available. The user may see Siri, the voice recognition application on the iPhone 4S, as a ...

The rapid growth of online videos, music and games has created a new Internet sin: using it too much. Comcast has punished some transgressors by cutting off their Internet service, arguing that ...

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SHOULD the internet treat all data equally, regardless of whether it is part of a multi-gigabyte video file or a short email? A ruling by the US Court of Appeals last week has left the issue as murky ...

At work we have a small network (~10 switches, maybe 100 devices) going over a T1. During break times, it comes to a crawl, which I guess is understandable, but apparently most of the bandwidth is ...

One analyst has had it with Internet data caps. Bandwidth hogs are a myth, he says, and caps simply penalize heavy users who cause no problems for others. Now, he's throwing down the gauntlet and ...

Netflix Inc. knows its video streaming service hogs a lot of bandwidth. Tuesday it announced its first deal with a major U.S. cable operator Cablevision Systems Corp., to ease the burden. The Los ...