means for telcos a light at the end of the tunnel. their dream of equal share means charging companies extra, depending of their content, as well as asking costumers to use different service for different applications - that's how i understand these lines. it seems again they try hard to install their telephone model: different numbers for different services. ¿back to the 60s with ipv6?

If you want to use our movie-download service with your basic connection, it will take you forever. We will pay for it by bundling it into the price,’” said Mr. Belt. “They could use advertising or some other creative means to pay for a higher level of usage because ultimately someone has to pay for the continued investment.(red herring here(31.01) and there 07.02)

it's the time for 'big dreams'. also verisign has some that should last for the "next 100 years". as an analyst says:

...create the infrastructure and then as the gatekeepers be the toll collector ...

i think a verisign guy i once listened, too said it similar - but i have to check ...

4 degrees of seperation between teleonomy and ketchup (found by e3d pancakes, the tool not the ketchup)

on the return path the degrees of seperation between kant and ketchup is reduced to two. that tells enough to claim: pedagogues should try the WikiWay to boost fantasy.

there are two interesting news: amd - this company is making the game exciting again - bundling with cray to build the next-generation supercomputer. the deal is part of phase three of darpa's hpcs program.

and than there is ibm and freescale,

announcing that PC processor technology has become boring and is a dead end. (tr)