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Thursday Morning Links
07:59AM Thursday Jan 31 2008 by Revcb
tags: prices · Fiber · competition · wireless · hardware · cable · Politics · UK · broadbandbits · networking · wireless · cellular
UK should learn lessons from Japanese on broadband [ComputerWeeekly.com]
Private Broadband Fails US, Needs Change [WebProNews.com]
Ofcom plans key radio spectrum release [ITWeek.co.uk]
Skyfire Could Represent the Future of Mobile Web Browsing [Wi-FiPlanet.com]
AT&T move disconnects local dealers [InsideBayArea.com]
Ofcom casts light on dark fiber [ITWeek.co.uk]
The LAN turns 30, but will it reach 40? [ComputerWorld.com]
Vodafone UK Slashes 3G Prices [Unstrung.com]

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The LAN turns 30, but will it reach 40?

"The next step is to give each machine a direct Internet connection, with appropriate security technology, skipping the LAN, he predicted."

The "appropriate security technology" is a NAT router. It's a one time cost and you don't have to have multiple ISPs/carriers or their monthly fees. What is described is if you want to share files with somebody in a remote location (as is already happening). You shouldn't have to send your bits on a slow internet link for 1000s of miles round trip in order to put files on a computer that is a few feet away.
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