In this episode, Mark and I pick up on a couple of threads that we have been discussing recently, including the whole net neutrality topic. Time Warner Cable is now testing tiered bandwidth and the upcoming 700 MHz auction is getting down to the wire. Links we used appear below, and I have even included a few that we didn’t get around to discussing this week, as my arms were tired. As a reminder, we share our links using del.icio.us by tagging them with the tag thawt. Feel free to add any you feel are worth discussing.

Time Warner Cable to Test Tiered Bandwidth Caps

FCC Announces 700 MHz Spectrum Bidders

Sprint Plans to Cut More Jobs

Telcos Unsheathing Wireless Weapon  

Google Makes iGoogle Available on the iPhone

Is Podcasting Dead? - Wolfe's Den Blog - InformationWeek

And some others we found interesting but didn’t get to talk about.

AT&T Undertakes U-verse Battery Replacement

Wal-Mart Breathes New Life into RFID

Video Download Business Snowballing

What Will Mobile Phones Be Like in 10 Years?  

What If the Internet Went Down...and Didn't Come Back Up?

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