#Telecom&Internet

[project-sekai-facts]

i dont care if this is a stupid gimmick account if you support or are neutral to genocide you are truly undeniably evil and with absolutely no respect im telling you to block me and fuck off

[chaiaurchaandni]

<3

[marionetteangie]

Hello people of tumblr!! ☺️

I run an archive known as the World Chorus Archive that I’ve worked on for around 4-5 years (since I began finding my images etc during early 2020)

We are now on my 30th Archive post, so if any of you remember this defunct Disneyland Paris attraction or want to support it, please feel free to look at the archive. And if you remember this and have any photos or videos you’d like to share of your own, please do so through the contacts provided on one of the pages!

Something to note is that since I’ve worked on this for many years, I don’t have links to the original place many of these images or videos were posted. I have specified I only use what’s public or sent to me directly, and I have got a YT playlist and Flickr page for the purpose of making finding original images easier. Okay, hope you all enjoy!

[johnschneiderblog]

Moment of truth

In a recent blog I decried the torpid pace of our Internet service out here in what the tech people cheerfully call a "dead zone" - a little telecommunications semi-desert less than 10 miles from the MSU campus.

Well, we screwed up our courage and pulled the plug on the whole shebang. We are now in the bosom of a whole different telecom giant, a representative of which assured us that a new set-up - his set-up - would serve us well at both our home and cottage.

At home, it's a definite improvement. The second big test will come later today, in our first trip this year to the lake house, which also happens to lie in an Internet/cell phone weak spot.

The rep checked his map and assured us of strong signal. We'll see.

[glancetelecom]

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[reino-do-genio]

Harvard's Quantum Leap: Entangling Atoms Over 33 Kilometers

Harvard researchers have achieved a major milestone by entangling single atoms over 33 km using telecom fiber. This breakthrough in quantum communication technology paves the way for a future robust quantum internet, leveraging advanced quantum frequency conversion techniques and telecom-wavelength photons.

[candidoptronix]

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[thelovers-thedreamers-and-me]

I hate corporations and companies and I'm not kidding

[n0thingiscool]

Holy shit, THIS. Glad to find someone else who gets it. Bill Clinton signed the Telecon Act of 1993 that ALLOWED for media monopolies. WE NEED TO REVISIT THAT LEGISLATION RIGHT NOW. Disallow media monopolies. Turn social media into a public utility like the telephone. It's mass communication. It needs to be regulated.

So like, the Reddit strike going on right now, yeah? I've been seeing a lot of people comment on how they appreciate the protest and then go on to say that this has the notable downside of them constantly looking up questions and not being able to easily find the answers because all of the easily-findable answers are exclusively on Reddit. I am not sure if most of the people making this observation are within the line of thought of "man, maybe this protest isn't such a good idea after all" or "man, it really sucks that we've let the internet get so consolidated," and I'm really hoping its the latter.

Like, all of this? This right here? Reddit making a shitty, anti-consumer grab for money and control over how people are allowed to access the information on their servers, and the website going dark in protest causing tons of people to not be able to access important information? This is exactly what people mean when they say that it's bad that the internet has shrunk down so much and is mostly comprised of, like, 10 websites. It's a fucking problem that one company making one bad decision and causing their website to crash and burn can jeopardize so much of humanity's cumulative information.

This two-day glimpse into the internet without Reddit is the warning shot. Imagine what will happen if Reddit actually goes down for good for one reason or another one day. Imagine what will happen if/when Discord or Fandom bites the dust, or gets rendered practically-unusable without paying an ever-increasing premium because they're owned by blood-sucking corporate leeches.

Another big thing is Twitter clamping down really hard on your ability to DM people if you don't have Twitter Blue. If this goes through, it'll put a ton of artists and sex workers who rely on Twitter DMs for their business operation into a shitty situation. Now, obviously, it's not gonna be the end of the world for them, but once again, it feels like a warning shot to me. Twitter is a sinking ship, and unless something changes and it starts to course-correct, I worry that it'll go under and all of the creators who rely on it will suddenly be in an extremely precarious situation.

These are the sorts of things that we, as the users of the internet, need to seriously think about as time goes on, and if we don't find an adequate answer sooner, we're going to pay for it later. I still hold that the best solution is to start making and using more individual, niche websites. Things like Twitter, Reddit, Discord, etc. have their place, of course, but I seriously think a lot was lost through the death of things like individual forums and the existence of many different wiki-hosting sites.

We need a concerted effort, not just on the side of larger creators, but on the users themselves, to stop exclusively using these larger websites and support the creation and growth of smaller, more niche websites, and prevent a catastrophe before it actually happens. I simply hope that people with larger platforms than my own pick up on all this and start talking about it and swaying people to act sooner rather than later. I know it's possible to correct the problem of the mysteriously tiny internet before a modern Library of Alexandria moment happens, I just don't know if that correction will actually happen in time.

[hindustanherald]

India Gives Starlink the Green Light — What It Means for Digital Access

Big move in India’s telecom space this week: Elon Musk’s Starlink has finally received its GMPCS licence from the Department of Telecommunications — officially allowing it to offer satellite internet services in India.

Why this matters? Because for millions in remote, hilly, and underserved regions, this could be the first time they get reliable, high-speed internet. Starlink will use low-earth orbit (LEO) satellites to beam internet directly to ground terminals — skipping the need for mobile towers or fiber cables.

In a country where many still have to climb rooftops or walk kilometers just to get a decent signal, this is a potential game-changer.

According to the full report by Hindustan Herald, here’s what you need to know:

Starlink joins OneWeb and Jio-SES as licensed satellite operators in India

Service rollout expected within 9 months

Focus: Rural India, remote schools, e-health centres, disaster zones

Pricing may be under ₹850/month

Regulatory debates on spectrum allocation still ongoing

📎 Full article here: 🔗 https://hindustanherald.com/starlink-india-licence-approved-satellite-internet-rollout/

[themorningnewsinformer]

Reliance Jio Seeks DoT Nod to Use 26GHz Band for High-Speed Wi-Fi Deployment

Reliance Jio has reportedly approached the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) to seek permission for using the 26GHz spectrum band to offer Wi-Fi services—an unusual move since this band is typically reserved for 5G mobile network deployment. According to a report by Financial Express, Jio has submitted a formal request under Clause 2.3 of the NIA (Notice Inviting Applications) for IMT/5G…

[blogcon-cafe]

Modirum y State Networks Finland llevan servicios de video grupal en tiempo real para la red nacional de seguridad pública de Finlandia.

Helsinki, Finlandia – 21.5.2025– Modirum y Redes estatales de Finlandia (Erillisverkot) han anunciado una asociación estratégica para implementar servicios de vídeo grupal en tiempo real en Virve 2 , la red nacional de seguridad pública de próxima generación de Finlandia. Esta colaboración presenta una plataforma de video de vanguardia diseñada para mejorar conocimiento de la situación,…

[bluastro-yellow]

what was the point of letting middlemen sell you gas and electricity I really don't get it

[arielmcorg]

17 de mayo Dia de Internet

Llego el 17 de mayo, fecha en la que se conmemora el Día de Internet, y Telecom presenta el informe que contiene los principales hitos de consumo de conectividad del último año (Fuente Telecom Argentina). Durante 2024, el tráfico de consumo sobre nuestra red se vio reflejado en distintas tendencias de uso: Hora pico de consumo de internet, Efecto Colapinto, Apps con AI, Streaming y…

[salvo-love]

Domanda su Quora: È corretto,giustificabile e accettabile che la TIM e/oTELECOM ITALIA aumenti e rincari i canoni telefonici e internernet ai clienti consolidati/già clienti mentre offre tariffe ridotte e agevolate a parità di piano telefonico ai futuribili clienti?

Domanda su Quora: È corretto,giustificabile e accettabile che la TIM e/oTELECOM ITALIA aumenti e rincari i canoni telefonici e internernet ai clienti consolidati/già clienti mentre offre tariffe ridotte e agevolate a parità di piano telefonico ai futuribili clienti? https://it.quora.com/unanswered/%C3%88-corretto-giustificabile-e-accettabile-che-la-TIM-e-oTELECOM-ITALIA-aumenti-e-rincari-i-canoni-telefonici-e-internernet-ai-clienti-consolidati-gi%C3%A0-clienti-mentre-offre-tariffe-ridotte-e-agevolate-a?ch=15&oid=212807352&share=12ad2c51&srid=hfWhuV&target_type=question

[internetexpresspune]

Internet Express launching new plans in PCMC, Pune.

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