If you think fixed wireless is dead, think again. Even though the first three fixed wireless companies – WinStar, Teligent and Advanced Radio Technologies -cost investors almost $10 billion in losses, the fixed wireless industry is getting a seco…

The New York Times has finally picked on what has been happening all around us – the quest for broadband. In a well reported piece the Times talks about ventures such as Utah Broadband. Nationally, there are around 1,800 wireless…

Om Malik writes about how low costs and high bandwidth are bringing back broadband wireless: You’ll probably see a lot of articles in the next 12 months that lack the back story to broadband wireless, which Malik’s piece contains. Broadband wireless is…

It all started with one simple email. That very poignant email prompted me to start looking into a new kind of a trend, which is gaining momentum around the country – rural broadband. The more I looked into this trend,…

I am increasingly impressed by the broadband efforts Oregon-based companies and communities. In my InBox, I had a press release from Preferred Connections, which has just launched broadband services in Klamath Falls using National Broadband’s fib…

Six months ago, i wrote that a fixed wireless resurgence was on its way. Today it has become a full fledged movement. MSNBC/Reuters reports that WiMAX is threatening 3G in the wireless sweep stakes, and could upset the plans of…

I argued about Fixed Wireless as backhaul business yesterday and also had pointed to BellSouth buying fixed wireless spectrum from MCI for about $65 million. Today Glenn provides proof. BellSouth is starting a new trial of broadband wireless in Palatka…