Andy Abramson Jon Arnold’s post is a MUST, MUST, MUST read if you are a VoIP investor. Nothing that have I read on Vonage as a public company is a focused or as insightful. I would love to see a James Enck laser look to see how close the two are in facts and insights. Now to … Read more
Jon Arnold’s post is a MUST, MUST, MUST read if you are a VoIP investor. Nothing that have I read on Vonage as a public company is a focused or as insightful. I would love to see a James Enck laser look to see how close the two are in facts and insights. Now to … Read more
In a world where imagination is king, it’s nice to see that companies with great ideas are not only in Silicon Valley, but even in places like Sardinia too. About a week or so ago, pal Luca, the mind behind Abbeynet asked the bloggers to help with letting the word get out about his new … Read more
The New York Times has a story about the escalation of the turf wars going on around the USA between the cable MSO’s and the Telcos. The issues, that both sides seem to think are intentional, are more than likely one more example overall of the declining concept of customer service and craftsmanship that is … Read more
This story out of the UK is all about Cisco and it’s great analysis. It clearly outlines a very clear vision of John Chambers being executed. Cisco is clearly, and rightfully, moving more and more from the core towards the edge, and with their efforts likely going to be doing more deals that bring more … Read more
Mobile operators are obviously the target customer for this new Nokia “network” management technology from Nokia that enables the mobile carriers to make money off of the minute stealing crowd in ways that compliment their offerings. Three guesses who their targets are….
Buffalo has a cordless Skype handset coming out as does RTX. I still think that the Sony Milo is a better device as it does more.
In what will make many a cellphone owner, the U.S. Copyright office ruled yesterday that it’s a consumer’s right to be able to unlock their cell phone whenever they want to, including before paying off their contract.
Carolyn Schuck has done her usual bang up job gathering viewpoints about the planned Skype Business offering. She quotes pal Erik Lagerway, who has taken a blogging break, and others.
I was thinking about the Jim Courtney posts, the Alec Saunders attack on Spark PR and my rebuttal. My gut instincts tell me that Skype will take steps to reach out to bloggers to try and correct a years worth of underserving us. On a related note, someone at Spark must like me. They invited … Read more
