Comments on: Gigabit Internet from Google http://www.makescreativematter.com/gigabit-internet-from-google/ Another Atomicdust Blog Mon, 21 Jun 2010 17:09:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: PC World likes St. Louis for Google Gigabit — Makes Creative Matter http://www.makescreativematter.com/gigabit-internet-from-google/comment-page-1/#comment-369 PC World likes St. Louis for Google Gigabit — Makes Creative Matter Fri, 18 Jun 2010 21:06:58 +0000 http://www.makescreativematter.com/?p=747#comment-369 [...] Shapiro of PC World seems to think St. Louis is a prime location to begin Google’s Gigabit Fiber [...] [...] Shapiro of PC World seems to think St. Louis is a prime location to begin Google’s Gigabit Fiber [...]

]]> By: Capitulating to Cupertino: Publishers moving to HTML5 for iPad — Makes Creative Matter http://www.makescreativematter.com/gigabit-internet-from-google/comment-page-1/#comment-326 Capitulating to Cupertino: Publishers moving to HTML5 for iPad — Makes Creative Matter Thu, 01 Apr 2010 15:47:41 +0000 http://www.makescreativematter.com/?p=747#comment-326 [...] when we wrote about Google gigabit internet in St. Louis? Google asked cities to make a case for themselves and Topeka decided to change [...] [...] when we wrote about Google gigabit internet in St. Louis? Google asked cities to make a case for themselves and Topeka decided to change [...]

]]> By: Are you a fan of fast Internet? Yeah, us too. — Makes Creative Matter http://www.makescreativematter.com/gigabit-internet-from-google/comment-page-1/#comment-318 Are you a fan of fast Internet? Yeah, us too. — Makes Creative Matter Fri, 12 Mar 2010 22:45:18 +0000 http://www.makescreativematter.com/?p=747#comment-318 [...] week, we told you about Google’s plan to bring their highspeed fiber network to select cities around the US, and it looks like the FCC is [...] [...] week, we told you about Google’s plan to bring their highspeed fiber network to select cities around the US, and it looks like the FCC is [...]

]]> By: David Brown http://www.makescreativematter.com/gigabit-internet-from-google/comment-page-1/#comment-314 David Brown Mon, 08 Mar 2010 23:18:13 +0000 http://www.makescreativematter.com/?p=747#comment-314 The St Louis Google fiber experiment bid is an exciting story and I would support our City’s proposal. I’d love to see Google come to town and deploy their fiber network here for a number of reasons: 1. More competition in the local service provider space will lead to lower prices or certainly more value for the dollars we currently spend on internet connectivity and transport. 2. Google coming to St Louis would help reaffirm our great City as a place for technology companies and tech driven businesses to locate their operations. 3. The types of connectivity and throughput Google is talking about make exciting new internet based services not only possible but practical. This could lead to some exciting innovation and the start of new companies here in St Louis based around that fiber network. 4. It would be an opportunity for the people of St. Louis to participate in a real-life laboratory regarding cutting edge technology. All great reasons to help support the bid!! http://www.twitter.com/ddbrown The St Louis Google fiber experiment bid is an exciting story and I would support our City’s proposal. I’d love to see Google come to town and deploy their fiber network here for a number of reasons:

1. More competition in the local service provider space will lead to lower prices or certainly more value for the dollars we currently spend on internet connectivity and transport.
2. Google coming to St Louis would help reaffirm our great City as a place for technology companies and tech driven businesses to locate their operations.
3. The types of connectivity and throughput Google is talking about make exciting new internet based services not only possible but practical. This could lead to some exciting innovation and the start of new companies here in St Louis based around that fiber network.
4. It would be an opportunity for the people of St. Louis to participate in a real-life laboratory regarding cutting edge technology.

All great reasons to help support the bid!!

http://www.twitter.com/ddbrown

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