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Brough Turner

Founder & CTO at netBlazr
Joined on April 25, 2007
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Brough Turner is a well established communications industry engineer and entrepreneur. He founded netBlazr to dramatically change the landscape for broadband Internet access in the US. Previously Brough was founder and CTO of Natural MicroSystems (IPO 1994) and NMS Communications, building several successful businesses in fixed and mobile communications equipment. He is an electrical engineering graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. While his leading interests are technology and innovation, his career has included roles in engineering, operations, finance, marketing and customer support. He writes and is quoted widely on telecommunications topics in trade and general business publications and he is a frequent speaker at telecom industry events around the world. From 2001-2008, Brough focused on wireless infrastructure and mobile applications. His 3G and 4G tutorials are widely popular (Google ‘3G Tutorial’ for more info). Brough blogs at http://blogs.broughturner.com on the technology, economic and social issues of communications at the intersection of telecom, mobility and the Internet.

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2011 - Oct 07	on	No Spectrum Shortage, Just an Allocation Problem
2011 - Oct 06	on	No Spectrum Shortage, Just an Allocation Problem
2011 - Oct 04	on	Limitations of Carrier Grade NAT, and Some Workarounds
2011 - Oct 03	on	No Spectrum Shortage, Just an Allocation Problem
2011 - Jun 24	on	Comparative Broadband Speeds - US Loses Again
2011 - Jun 23	on	Comparative Broadband Speeds - US Loses Again
2011 - Jun 22	on	Comparative Broadband Speeds - US Loses Again
2011 - Apr 30	on	Paid Peering: Issues and Misunderstandings
2011 - Apr 29	on	Paid Peering: Issues and Misunderstandings
2011 - Apr 27	on	Paid Peering: Issues and Misunderstandings
2010 - Mar 15	on	LTE and Spectrum Stupidity
2010 - Mar 12	on	LTE and Spectrum Stupidity
2008 - Aug 21	on	WiMAX Will Be Successful, as a Fringe Technology
2008 - Aug 21	on	WiMAX Will Be Successful, as a Fringe Technology
2008 - Aug 03	on	Customer Owned Fiber in Ottawa
2008 - Jul 08	on	The Patent That Justifies Microsoft's Interest in Yahoo!
2008 - May 23	on	Google Surpasses Supercomputer Community, Unnoticed?

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VoIP , Mobile Internet , Telecom , Broadband , Wireless , Access Providers , Policy & Regulation , Cybersecurity , P2P , Internet Protocol , White Space , DNS , Net Neutrality , ICANN , Networks , Web , Law , IPTV , IPv4 Markets ,

Brough Turner

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Recent Blogs

100 Years of Monopoly Phone Service

So, How Big Is the Internet?

No Spectrum Shortage, Just an Allocation Problem

Limitations of Carrier Grade NAT, and Some Workarounds

Comparative Broadband Speeds - US Loses Again

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No Spectrum Shortage, Just an Allocation Problem

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