Podcasting from the Heartland to Silicon Valley

Speaking at NTCA's RTIME event, two respected leaders of long-established broadband operators, call for the enforcement against providers that make false claims before the FCC. They contend that these...

Shirley Bloomfield discusses how members of NTCA bring broadband to rural parts of the United States. The fiber networks they are providing form the basis of gigabit ecosystems that are the foundation...

8x8's Chairman/CTO Bryan Martin explains how, in this time of shutdown, people are using its Jisti-baed video conferencing for remote learning, knitting parties, workouts & even virtual reunions/winep...

Lots to be thankful for on #Thanksgiving Eve, particularly the interviews with Bernie Arnason SmartDrivingCar A. Kornhauser @VTA Gary Miksell @Mediacom Communications Italia Commisso & more in today's...

Tom Olson, a name that probably isn't familiar to most, had a huge impact on the cable industry as it transitioned from the 12-channel systems of the 60s to 36-channel and beyond systems of the 1970s ...

In today's #ViodiView, #autonomousmobility, #connectedvehicle approaches, #humanfactors, #10G and what it means, mobility and real estate value, #solarcows, rural applications of autonomy and 5 years ...

The intersection of broadband & wetlands, the race should be for a secure 5G, an overview of Daimler's San Jose testing efforts, dynamic license plate, automatic dog business clean-up, & helping those...

Ken Pyle reflects on what a great town Chicago is for conferences. He describes some of the topics, including reclaiming C-Band frequencies for 5G, and new tools to help broadband providers serve apa...

A zoo without a live animal, a high school lab that allows students to explore a beating human heart, or a realistic rendering of an architect's design are just a few of the potential use-cases for th...

FlexVU aims to grow the number of cord-cutting households. Parks Associates reported in their December 2018 study that 13% of U.S. households have already fired their traditional pay television provid...

Whether by air, road, bike lane, hallway or virtually, via wireless, CES2019 had all aspects of mobility covered. Starting with wireless, announcements of so-called “5G” were everywhere. Of course, c...

“An issue our community is facing is connectivity,” says Matthew Dosch of Comporium. The connectivity issue is not a broadband one, as Comporium, has been a leader in bringing high-speed Internet and ...

Moms quite often claim to have eyes in the back of their respective heads. As demonstrated above, the Linkflow's FITT360 provides electronic, 4k resolution eyes integrated into a subtle neckband. With...

When computers begin to perceive or feel things the way a human would they could be described as sentient. In a way, it may not matter what the computer feels if the human feels like they are connecti...

To paraphrase Author C. Clarke, when the smart sensors that will make autonomous driving possible slip into the background, mobility will become magic. The concepts that North American Lighting (NAL),...

Understanding the impact of diet on health is challenging as it is difficult to easily and regularly quantify the interaction of foods within the digestive system. FoodMarble hopes to change that with...

Roads that generate electricity, solar-powered planes that stay up for weeks at a time and electricity storage that is a part of a structure are the types of things that Dr. Peter Harrop sees in the n...

The concept of wireless charging sounds great until literally, the rubber hits the road. It is one thing to make the technology work in a lab, but creating a wireless charging system that easily integ...

The Americans with Disabilities Act, championed by the late President Bush, has removed barriers and improved the lives of people of all abilities. For instance, everyone can appreciate the utility of...