Vector 39: Net neutrality and carrier complexity

By Rene Ritchie
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Vector is Mobile Nations' cross-platform, cross-site analysis show where we take on the most important stories in tech with the smartest people in the industry, from the big picture to granular details, current events to future implications. On today's episode Rene Ritchie and Neal Gomba dive deep into the technology and policies that make net neutrality so complicated in North America, common carriers and local loop unbundling, the crippling of DSL, Sprint, the insanity that is 700 MHz and Band 12, Qualcomm's royalty rate, and more. Subscribe and listen along!

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Rene Ritchie
Rene Ritchie

Rene Ritchie has been covering the personal technology industry for almost a decade. Editorial Director at Mobile Nations, analyst at iMore, video and podcast host, you can follow him @reneritchie on Snapchat, Instagram, or Twitter.

6 Comments
  • Do I see a bias? One specific music service (podcast subscription) promoted for the podcast, as though there are no others? Oh, then a phone from the same company and no other?
    Probably just my imagination.
  • Probably. Can you explain what you're imagining better, or preferably, what would you like that you're not seeing?
  • Damn I saw the Netflix tile and thought Netflix was finally getting a good update.  Sigh net neutrality is important too
  • Same here lol.
  • Lol I wish they would put out an update, maybe to pin shows to start and maybe a UI change
  • Please stop pumping net neutrality. This is the second article in a week. If I want to read political bias articles I'll go to any news outlets website.