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Today’s Guests:
- Sebastian Rupley, Co-Crank, PCMagCast.com
- Chris DiBona, Open Source Program Manager, Google
- Tom Merritt, Executive Editor, CNET
The Topics:
- Australian ISPs: Net Neutrality is Only a U.S. Problem
- Sprint Launches WiMAX Network in Baltimore
- Is There New Life for Internet Radio?
- Apple Lifts the Much-Maligned iPhone SDK Non-Disclosure
- Red Hat and Oracle in Linux Spat
On another forum on the topic of the “Australian ISPs: Net Neutrality is Only a U.S. Problem” someone pointed out that in Japan you can get 1Gbps up and down for about 50$. In Japan for that much money you may be also able to get 5 apples. And for those obsessed with geographic peculiarities and Internet: NJ has greater people density than Japan, yet you wont find 50$ 1Gbps Internet there …
I’ve been clean for several years now, but I’d fall off the wagon to smoke a bowl with Sebastian Rupley. He is Johnny Awesome.