Pointed post on TeleGeography, looking at capacity on the transatlantic run - the route that keeps the Internet alive for the UK.
According to new projections from TeleGeography’s Global Bandwidth Forecast Service, bandwidth requirements will grow 33 percent (CAGR) between 2008 and 2015. At this rate, trans-Atlantic capacity will be exhausted by 2014, and cables providing diversity [...]

After Phorm’s town hall meeting last week, things seemed to be going well for the BT supplier of behavioural marketing, however the light might not be green after all:
 
The European Commission has started legal action against Britain over the online advertising technology Phorm. It follows complaints to the EC over how the behavioural advertising service was [...]

If you use the Internet, especially for business, then it is time to start paying attention to the net neutrality debate again. Chris Albrecht of NewTeeVee blogged this:
In a nutshell, Google’s OpenEdge initiative will put Google’s caching servers within a broadband provider’s facilities. By shacking up, users of those broadband providers will get faster access to Google [...]