The Panasonic DMR-XW350 DVD recorder is similar to the XW450 in that you can watch Picasa and YouTube, but features a smaller 250GB hard drive.

Source:Panasonic DMR-XW350 (cnet.com.au)

With music and movie downloads prompting its customers to use loads of bandwidth, Time Warner Cable is testing out a controversial tiered-pricing plan for bandwidth usage in Rochester, NY, plus North Carolina and Texas: According to eWeek , “In addition to 5, 10, 20 and 40GB caps, the company said this week that it would offer a 100GB tier for heavy users. Prices (so far) would range from $29.95 …

Source:Time Warner To Test Bandwidth Fees In Rochester (Gothamist)

Yesterday we asked Crikey’s readers to let us know what they would do with the $43 billion set aside for the National Broadband Network. As usual they didn’t disappoint…

Source:$43 billion? Crikey readers on what they'd do with the Ruddstra cash (Crikey)

In reply to End Of The Copper Monopoly : Have you noticed that Rudd likens this to the Snowy Mountains Scheme, and avoids the Sydney Harbour Bridge: the “Iron Lung” of the Australian Depression?

Source:Have you noticed that Rudd (New Matilda)

In reply to End Of The Copper Monopoly : Was anyone affected by the repeated Broadband outages via Telstra last week?? First they fixed the problem, then a couple of days later it resurfaced and nobody NSW statewide could access their internet pages, much less their mail boxes and I even rang my IP to find out what was going on. If Telstra intends to continue in the same vein with this propsal …

Source:Was anyone affected by the (New Matilda)

KEVIN Rudd’s $43bn broadband network plan raises many questions. Experts Philip Sykes and Dr Genevieve Bell answer them.

Source:Broadband network – your questions answered (Adelaide Now)

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