Dashboard 12-3-21
Twitter Hits
In all the times I have been here over many years, this never gets old! @uscapitol @USCapitolTree @visitthecapitol pic.twitter.com/aS9NXOG9Ee
— Matthew M. Polka (@MatthewMPolka) December 2, 2021
.@chairmanpowell one of many toasting Cox’s Pat Esser as he ends a 42 year leadership journey with the company and cable broadband industry @NCTAitv pic.twitter.com/qXVaQocNCY
— Todd Smith (@toddpr) December 2, 2021
Thursday, 12/2, we will be kicking-off our 11th year of the 12 Days of Broadband. "It is all about sharing stories from within our communities to show how broadband has made a positive impact. We hope you enjoy it.”-CEO, Tracy Doaks. Click to read: https://t.co/gqAK5inYg7 pic.twitter.com/br2WtqNg4D
— MCNC (@mcnc) November 30, 2021
Research
(Source: Plume IQ Report)
➢ Over a six-month study period, WiFi 6 deployments grew by 63% in the U.S. compared to 45% in Europe.
➢ The most common WiFi 6 devices in Plume homes were, in order, smartphones, laptops and tablets.
➢ In terms of WiFi 6 growth rates, tablets led with a 107% growth rate followed by smartphones (55%) and laptops (50%).
➢ Apple is the most popular brand for WiFi 6 devices, setting a 275% growth rate. It’s followed by Google (39%) and Samsung (27%).
Up Ahead
December 7: Cablefax Most Powerful Women Celebration, NYC
January 11-14: CES 2022, Las Vegas
January 18-20: NATPE Miami
January 25-28: RealScreen Summit 2022, Austin
February 13-16: NTCA Rural Telecom Industry Meeting + Expo, Dallas
Quotable
“Since 2018, we’ve held six hearings examining tech platform accountability, and our members have sent countless letters… To be clear, Section 230 is critically important to promoting a vibrant and free internet, but I agree with those who suggest the courts have allowed it to stray too far. Judge Katzman, the late Chief Judge of the Second Circuit, brought some clarity to this issue in his dissent in Force v. Facebook. He stated that Section 230 does not and should not bar relief when a plaintiff brings a claim that is based not on the content of the information shown but rather on the connections a platform’s algorithms make between individuals… The challenge for us is to clarify the statute, if the courts do not, while ensuring that we balance the statute’s good against the pain it inflicts.”
– House Commerce Chair Frank Pallone’s (D-NJ) remarks at a hearing entitled “Holding Big Tech Accountable: Targeted Reforms for Tech’s Legal Immunity”