"Another important milestone for online video will be reached in 2006 when Comcast begins offering 10 megabyte download and 1 megabyte upload speeds for their standard broadband package. At 10 megs down, home viewing of video streams will be smooth and high quality, and this will further drive the convergence of television and the web. It will also make start-up efforts by vloggers more doable, because it won't take as long to upload their products at 1 meg. Symmetrical broadband, where upload and download speeds are equal (and robust) is a sticky business issue that is unlikely to be resolved for some time, but there will be increasing pressure from consumers to move in that direction."I hadn't heard about this. Looking forward to faster speeds in 2006.
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Friday, December 23, 2005
Faster speeds in 2006
Terry Heaton has some predictions for 2006, TV News in a Postmodern World, 2006: The Unbundled Awakening: