Trade Group Highlights Schaeffler Broadband Infrastructure Analysis

The Wireless Internet Service Providers Association (WISPA) republished The Carmel Group’s PolicyBand opinion piece about the misplaced favoring of, and focus on, an all-fiber U.S. broadband future, in this WISPA SmartBrief feature dated October 28, 2024 (See, https://www2.smartbrief.com/servlet/encodeServlet?issueid=03AFBC31-EE58-48DE-A802-353C9EBFBD1D&lmid=archives). Read More

PolicyBand, the DC-Based Pub, Offers Critique on “America’s All-Fiber” Notion

PolicyBand, the brainchild of editor and publisher Ted Hearn — he of decades with Multichannel News and Broadcasting & Cable, as well as with ACA Connects, formerly known as the American Cable Associate (ACA) — delivered a strong opinion piece about the error in focusing too many resources on a expensive-and-hard-to-pay-for-and-deploy U.S. fiber universe, in this posting dated October 28, 2024.… Read More

Broadband Reliability Article in “Broadband Breakfast”

The respected DC-based broadband policy, as well as opinion and news, publication, Broadband Breakfast, featured The Carmel Group’s views on the topic of broadband reliability, across multiple infrastructure disciples, in this posting dated September 19,2024. It is titled “How Reliable Is Our Nation’s and The World’s Broadband Infrastructure?” (See, https://broadbandbreakfast.com/how-reliable-is-our-nations-and-the-worlds-broadband-infrastructure-2/). Read More

What FANGs Entrance Into the Billboard Business Means for a Resilient Industry

Buying a billboard operator would seem anachronistic move for a global cloud power such as Netflix. Large urban signage is already a part of Reed Hasting’s playbook, but is it where Netflix should invest hundreds of millions? By Chris Nolter Apr 7, 2018 12:20 PM EDT Welcome to billboards, Netflix. Netflix Inc.’s (NFLX) reported interest in Los Angeles billboard company Regency Outdoor Advertising may seem… Read More