Word is getting out about Seattle and the city’s plans to add surveillance cameras to the port area to better enforce security along their shoreline. The Port of Seattle is the sixth busiest seaport/terminal in the United States. With this being the case, local officials have realized the need for the port to be equipped with adequate prevention, protection…
Fatbeam, a fiber provider that focuses primarily on under-served market areas in the Western US, recently struck a deal with EMAN Networks to acquire their existing fiber assets. This acquisition will give Fatbeam 25 miles of metro fiber network in Tacoma. Most of EMAN Networks’ infrastructure, which Fatbeam has now acquired, focused on providing fiber networks…
Alpharetta, Georgia, a northern suburb of Atlanta, holds high potential for becoming the Technology City of the Southeast. Recently, the Alpharetta Technology Commission analyzed the city’s existing infrastructure, learning its strengths and weaknesses, to gauge what needs to be done in order to keep Alpharetta…
Today, only a few US cities, such as Kansas City, can boast of high-speed fiber optic connections. However, it’s not this way in China. According to a recent China Daily report, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology in China has required all newly built homes to install fiber optic connections “where a public fiber optic telecom network is available”.
Julius Genachowski, chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, visited the city of San Leandro recently to praise their high-speed fiber optic loop known as Lit San Leandro. The chairman’s visit shed light on the fact that, thanks to local software entrepreneur Patrick Kennedy, San Leandro is creating…
The Institute for Local Self-Reliance has recently released a map that they compiled of the United States, showing all of the communities throughout the country that own access to the Internet. These communities, about 340 of them in all, receive Internet just like they get their electric utility – straight from the city.
Most telecommunications companies don’t have the deep pockets they used to have ten years ago. And, with the telecommunications industry constantly changing and gaining momentum, telcos are realizing that unless they want to be forced to innovate and change, they must drive their own growth by developing a long term focus.
The key to effective marketing /advertising campaigns is showing the right ad to the right person at the right place and the right time. Seasoned marketers are very familiar with this idea and the hottest new trend for digital advertisers is enabling companies to do just that!
A utility contractor accidentally cut a main fiber optic cable belonging to AT&T, resulting in a widespread outage for much of Northern Alabama. The cut resulted in the loss of both voice and Ethernet data services for AT&T’s customers in the area west of Huntsville, Alabama including Athens, Florence, Cullman, The Shoals, Decatur, an more.
