Since mid March I have been leading a private mail list and came out
with a conclusion last weekend that there can be no telecom recovery
as long as the industry relies solely on the best effort business
model which I believe is not economically sustainable.
This has led to two articles on my
I have written some material that I think will be of interest to list
members. While layer three is great there is a whole new world
building out there at layer one and two with cheap user rolled
optical nets. This new world will I believe affect IP and IP routing
in important ways.
Optical
that I hope you will enjoyHere with the first two paragraphs -Capitalism in the United States in the 21st century has not moved forward with the rest of the world. We are still embedded in the post World War II mindset of America as the great economic power at the peak of the industrial age. While
Well over a year ago someone on Nanog asked me why I didn't give away
back issues. I said I planned to give them away at the Creative
Commons web site. I sent a bunch to them on a CD rom but as far as
I know nothing happened.
OK - The wait is over and more than 10 years of back issues are no
Why Does the US Have Expensive and Obsolescent Broadband?
COOK Report, Comparing US and Canada, Scrutinizes Current State of
Regulatory Gridlock
Introduction - Eyes Wide Shut
For the full story http://cookreport.com/12.10.shtml
The talk is all about investment in broadband. But the reality is
A Chain of Reasoning
What follows is an interpretive summary of what we have learned in
putting this issue together. It is designed to be a bare bones road
map to the evolution of the regulatory landscape and the critical
changes now in the balance. It should give a high level sense of how
we
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...we are planning to turn on SpamAssassin on all IETF mail...
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would it be asking too much to add [ietf] to the subject line of each message?
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On Wed, Dec 17, 2003 at 08:00:38AM +0200, Pekka Savola wrote:
I don't- IMHO it's stupid to waste the precious bits in the subject
line to say "[ietf] " because there is no need for such. The messages
can be filtered better using other thods as well, and humans can look
at the headers..
I agre
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While one aging application does not constitute 'the Internet', this should
be taken as an early indicator of things that are happing, with more to
come.
http://www.fourmilab.ch/speakfree/eol/
Like it or not, the IETF must stop wasting time and effort building new
structures on a crumbling framewor
OK Paul, lets give you the benefit of the doubt and say that your
assertions below are absolutely right. Please explain then why it
should become an informational RFC without having the comments of the
RAB members attached to it? (Even though as Patrick said it is not
common practice to do th
Wiping red face.
I carry a lot of ICANN data around in my head and I am generally
pretty good at it. However my attention has been called to the fact
that I screwed up on my association with Patrick as an ICANN board
member. Following a few URL trails I see that he and Goeff Huston
w
>At 09:38 PM 1/4/00 -0500, Gordon Cook wrote:
> > I carry a lot of ICANN data around in my head and I am generally
> >pretty good at it. However my attention has been called to the fact
> >that I screwed up on my association with Patrick as an ICANN board
> >member.
successful business strategies. For the first
time the technology is likely to be as much affected by policy
decisions of network design and global regulation as by the older
unregulated Internet frontier mentality which drove the mad rush to
add users, scale the network, and increase market shar
GIGABIT ETHERNET RIDES ECONOMY OF SCALE
AS IT ERASES LAN WAN BOUNDARY GIGABIT ETHERNET MAKES NETWORK LESS
COMPLEX, EASIER TO MANAGE -- 10 GIG STANDARDS WILL DEMAND CHOICES
AFFECTING ATM SONET WAN FUNCTIONALITY, pp. 1- 10
We interviewed Dan Dov Principal Engineer for LAN physical Layers
with H
I had one queued for IETF and stopped the transmission from eudora
before it completed. Or so I thought! I had not finished my edits
on it . The two pieces were not the same. But I sincerely regret
letting the first escape eudora said it was still queued. Any
way I sent it here primar
Caimis Launched as CAIDA Commercial Spin Off
Goal Is to Give Internet Industry its First Production Quality
Network Management, Traffic Analysis and Location Sensitive
Measurement Tools pp. 1 - 8,
We interview Tracie Monk, Kim Claffy (kc), David Moore, and Daniel
Light, IP and Gigabit Ethernet
A Road Map for Evaluation of Technology Choices Driving the Future
Evolution of Telecommunications - 2000 COOK Report Interviews -
Introduction to the 6th in an annual series.
Contrary to some opinions, the COOK Report finds that the Internet
revolution is not s
The COOK Report on Internet June 2001 (Vol. 10, No. 3)
CONTENTS
Netera Offers CWDM Gig E Backbone -- SUPERNET to Bring Fiber to
Entire Province --Focus on Alberta in Assessing Canadian Development
in Current Economic Downtu
The COOK Report on Internet July 2001 (Vol. 10, No. 4)
CONTENTS
Tools For Access And Scaling: Ethernet In The First Mile, 10 Gig In
Backbone, ENUM In PSTN -- Jonathan Thatcher & Howard Frazier Explain
Standards Goals Of EFM
r Cochrane, the former CTO of British Telecom in an
article Broadband Won't Happen by Accident. See the Canarie list on
12/30/:
http://www.canarie.ca/MLISTS/news2001/0228.html. Here Cochrane
suggests that as the ILECs collapse those who step into to pick up
the pieces could affordably
I sent but a single copy of 'empowering' to the list. It returned
THREE to me. If everyone else got 3, my apologies. If anyone can
inform me as to what happened i'd appreciate it.
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We Should be Overcoming ICANN by Listening to Paul Baran
On June 23, 1995 Paul Baran, the inventor of packet networks gave a
talk at the MARCONI CENTENNIAL SYMPOSIUM Bologna, Italy. He end his
talk with four paragraphs that seven years later and after almost 4
years of ICANN read like prophecy
Keith you have put your finger squarely on the nub of what is wrong
with this RFC .
I recommend to you and other list members the essay of Yochai
Benkler. Grab the whole essay with the following URL. Benkler asks
that we consider what we are doing. Building the perfect shopping
mall or the
I have published an extremely detailed report on the economics,
technology, and politics of peering and transit. At
http://cookreport.com/11.08-09.shtml you will find the complete
introductory article, contents and list of 25 contributors to the
effort. The report centers on interviews with
this has to be a new record for the ietf's broken mail list software.
I have now received 12 copies of johns 23 kbs 11:52 am essay
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Louis Touton is Vice President and General Counsel of ICANN.
yes true
ICANN has had a root server advisory committee from early days, working
on root server placement to improve resilience;
would you be kind enough to offer a url that points to what this
group has done? they had a CRADA t
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