In this week's episode, Dave keeps up his stellar solo effort. In addition to covering a number of new items identified below, he continues the theme he started last week on carrier Ethernet and raps up this week with a podsnack on provider bridging. Read More...

In this episode of the Hill Associates Week in Telecom (tHAWT) Dave is running solo. As usual he covers a number of the items within the telecom world that have caught our collective eye and are tagged on Delicious. This week we are also continuing with Read More...

In this episode, Dave takes us through some news from AT&T and discusses its quarterly report. He compares AT&T to Verizon, which brings up a technology discussion on the differences between the Verizon wireless network and the AT&T wireless Read More...

In this episode your hosts are Paul Whalen and Mark Steinberg , and the links they covered were: The Infotech top 100 (Business Week) Palm Pre getting good press in WSJ too Does the iPhone need Verizon? Qi Lu and Bing and here is the Bing site What cable, Read More...

In this episode of tHAWT we have Dave and Paul who both happened to be in Vermont at the same time so no skype this time. The links to topics covered are: Are we bouncing back? Sprint's loss widens Kindle DX Alcatel-Lucent results DOCSIS 3.0 blanket Read More...

In this episode of tHAWT we have Dave, Mark and myself for the round table discussion. There were a lots of things tagged with thawt on delicious.com so we did a little bouncing around. Seeing that this week was also the first week of the baseball season Mark kicked off the discussion about the updated MLB.TV service which is a very popular service and comes with some very neat features. The other links covered are: Read More...

For this episode of tHAWT, Paul and Mark linked up over Skype for the round table discussion. It is another Friday the 13th; however, this one is a little different in that this date marks the birth of the World Wide Web , Paul and Mark relive some of Read More...

This week we have our scheduled round table discussion back, with Paul , Dave, and I . We kick off the discussion about the on again, off again arrival date of digital TV. It turns out that over 400 TV stations decided to stick to the original date, and Read More...