Alcatel DSL Business in Focus 3 min - Jan 30, 2008
Alcatel provides communications solutions to telecommunication carriers, Internet service providers and enterprises for delivery of voice, data and video applications to customers or employees. Alcatels leading position in fixed and mobile broadband networks, applications and services, helps its partners and customers build a user-centric broadband world. With sales of EURO 12.3 billion in 2004, Alcatel operates in more than 130 countries
BBC World, Sky News, Bloomberg
European News, Business, Current Affairs
Gerard White, Executive Producer
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Business in Focus Productions Limited are a leading provider of sophisticated sales training, marketing and alliance management business communications solutions. Providing services to SMEs multinationals and Fortune 500 clients
Gerard White, Executive Producer, Business in Focus. www.businessinfocus.com
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Gerard White. Strategic Business Communications Solutions Provider, Sales, Marketing and Alliance Management Communications Strategy
This PBS special is officially called, "The Net At Risk" and it's part of the Bill Moyers series, "Moyers on America".
An excerpt from the Moyers on America/Net At Risk site:
"The debate is hot, the language heady, the metaphors many. Op-ed pages alternately bemoan "The End of the Internet" or curse "Net Neutrality Nonsense." Allegations fly about the stifling of free speech, the holding back of progress and corporate hegemony. Indeed, network neutrality has become something of a cause celebre in the digital world, pitting a slew of high-profile Internet content providers and consumer-advocacy groups against major phone and cable companies, and federal lawmakers against each other.
But what exactly is net neutrality, and why does it seem to have everyone from Google and Yahoo! to Verizon and AT&T concerned? In a nutshell, the issue involves the transmission of data over broadband networks (e.g. DSL or cable internet services). As the number of sites on the Internet continues to grow and the quality of data becomes more sophisticated-encompassing video and audio files and other multimedia applications-broadband service providers (generally cable and phone companies) are seeking to regulate how material flows to users through their increasingly taxed networks. For most large providers, this has come down to one general desire: They could establish a tiered system of content delivery in which companies with data-heavy content can pay a fee to the providers in return for "special treatment" in transmission. An analogy: For those companies that pay the fee, their content would breeze through the fast-pass lane at the toll bridge, reaching users more quickly; those who don't pay will be stuck in the crowded, slow-moving line, and users will have to wait longer for their content to load."
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Q & A Episode 34
Q&A Episode 34 DLinkTV 9 min - Mar 10, 2008
This is the next episode of D-LinkTV Q&A where we take your questions and answer them. Episode 34: Networking Some questions include: When a 5 or 8 port switch is connected to a router will all connected computers be able to access the Internet? Can you also plug computers directly to the router along with the switch for greater computer capacity? I have a PC with XP and just added a second PC with Vista and want to go wireless. Does D-Link have a wireless router compatible with XP wired to DSL and a PC with Vista which has 802.11g wireless? My DSL provider sold me a 2Wire modem and want to know if it will work with my D-Link WBR-1310 router. Can I connect an 8 port switch to a DIR-615 router and use the switch ports for PCs and the router ports for a Network Storage Device set up as an FTP server? How do I change the password for my router if I can't remember it? Does D-Link have a product that would allow 3 computers to be hard wired to one printer?
Network Wiring Closet - router DSL line -part1 egmilian 5 min - Jun 3, 2008
Here is the network wiring closet (east side), including the DSL line from the ISP to the router and the Cisco network switches and wireless controller. Also the VOIP controller for the phone system. Learn computer operations at South San Francisco Adult Education. www.smcoe.k12.ca.us/ssfusd/as/
Part 2 of this video continues here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-cB7-EHmjU
