6:00 PM – Thanks to everyone who has linked and forwarded my Top Ten Video Sharing Websites report. Some of the blogs helping the report get around the Net include the Jans Technik blog; some Asian fellow, who reprinted half the damn story; Sramana Mitra; the fine folks at NATPE; Dina, from blip.tv; some Frenchie wearing a turtle neck; Eshwar, from Hyderabad, India; and Damien, the pride of Bognor Regis in the U.K.
Smart cities are taking shape in small ways, as the technology develops and makes its way to market. Orange Silicon Valley's Will Barkis discusses some of the newer tech he's seeing, where it might be used and privacy concerns that come up.
Ciena's latest acquisition is another piece of a larger back office puzzle for carriers, but the vendor said it's not aiming to become the new OSS stack.
States still have the option of enacting their own net neutrality regulations following today's DC Circuit Court of Appeals ruling upholding the FCC rollback of net neutrality rules.
Ovum Chief Analyst Ed Barton talks to Light Reading's Ray Le Maistre about the services and opportunities 5G unlocks for consumers – and what new capabilities are just around the corner.
The vendor's new XR Optics technology could cut carrier opex and capex in service providers' metro networks. But can the company get everyone else to buy into coherent optical sub-carrier aggregation?
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