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1. COOK Report for September 2010
(Newsletter /Current Issues)

... protocol from the late  1990s to the present in Thailand and Africa. John describes how he used caching very early on to solve he economics of bring education content and internet to remote places in ...

2. COOK Report for September 2010
(Main/Front)

Bringing Internet and Education to South East Asia and Africa John Hawker and Sat-Ed An examination of the work of John Hawker with satellites, digital TV,  and more recently the IPTV protocol ...

3. December 2009
(Newsletter /Current Issues)

... the telco or cable co. Since the FCC also moved all internet protocol services under the Enhanced Service Provider emption which was unregulated, the incumbents were given the ability to recreate the environment ...

4. August 2009
(Newsletter /Current Issues)

... also created the impetus/rationale for protocol overlays (e.g., TCP/IP) that are transparent to the underlying physical media, and vice versa. Another way of saying the same thing is that FCC 60 2d made ...

5. July 2009
(Newsletter /Current Issues)

... protocols available in that era.   In order to operate in the enhanced services space, the telcos had to do so through a fully separate subsidiary.  Such a subsidiary had to be treated the same as a competing ...

6. April 2009
(Newsletter /Current Issues)

... he worked with the early data network protocols and beginning with X.25 adopting varied protocols like DECnet SNA in TCP/IP as the 80s turned into the 90s -- eventually switching to a reliance on TCP/IP ...

7. March 2009
(Newsletter /Current Issues)

... course and support steps that eliminate that bottleneck. And so we'll be stuck with a new non-bypassable protocol-level bottleneck forever --- or at least until TCP/IP is supplanted. Cole Summarizes ...

8. February 2009
(Newsletter /Current Issues)

... Language                     p. 32 Network Description Language as Routing Protocol            ...

9. January 2009
(Newsletter /Current Issues)

... Also the hardware, software, and protocol standards used by this network are hard-wired to Verizon. You could interconnect right near Verizon's central office, but you'd need a lot of cooperation from ...

10. December 2008
(Newsletter /Current Issues)

... p. 20 Zigbee Protocol                                        ...

11. October 2008
(Newsletter /Current Issues)

... optics and the IP protocol has cut the cost of these transactions by orders of magnitude, new business models where the telecom company uses its connectivity services as a business enabling platform have ...

12. Welcome to the Cook Report on Internet Protocol
(Main/Front)

Welcome to The COOK Report on Internet Protocol Map of our 21st century infrastructure territory Some of the topics we explore: economic framework for thinking about technology fiber as economic ...

13. August 2008
(Newsletter /Current Issues)

... of location, transmission protocol capability, antenna tuning and aiming capability, and a programmed and built in intelligence that fine tunes the radio’s ability to function in specified ways. Such variables ...

14. January 2003
(Issue Summaries/2003)

... for a cable system. Also, the appropriate network interfaces have not been developed. The Wang net in the 1980's was better in this regard." "The idea of a realtime peer-peer protocol is that you can ...

15. January - February 2003
(Issue Summaries/2003)

... foundation of any IP-based networked application, is the Session Initiation Protocol. It will allow any device to find another device and begin to communicate." Isenberg : "'What HTTP did for documents, ...

16. March 2003
(Issue Summaries/2003)

... the third generation mobile project, adopted IPv6 as their protocol of choice in 1999. In doing so it gave v6 the strongest endorsement it has ever had. Yet because at the height of the bubble the 3GPP ...

17. April - June 2003
(Issue Summaries/2003)

... future belongs to the users and not to the huge telco and cable cos. The only question is how long the transition to the user-provisioned future will take. Technical Protocol Issues pp. 5 - 17 Schulzrinne: ...

18. July - September 2003
(Issue Summaries/2003)

... greater than voice on AT&T's network. 'Internet protocol is like Pacman: It will eat everything in its way,' . . " The LECs are being bypassed. As Frank Coluccio pointed out: "Virtually every top level ...

19. December 2003
(Issue Summaries/2003)

Future Is No Longer the "Public Internet" It Is Role of IP Protocol in Global Telecom COOK Report to Continue Focus on IP Technology, Economics and Policy in Global Communications Introduction How to ...

20. January 2004
(Issue Summaries/2004)

... refer to services, offered over common carrier transmission facilities used in interstate communications, which employ computer processing applications that act on the format, content, code, protocol or ...