This is not your father’s telecom industry – Part 3: emerging markets
This is the second part of a talk I gave last year. It’s still relevant. I’ve written this from my notes. This is a special topic of mine. When I wr...
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This is not your father’s telecom industry – Part 2: the fusion of the mobile and internet
This is the second part of a talk I gave last year. It’s still relevant. I’ve written this from my notes. I’m preaching to the choir here R...
The Register takes a wee too narrow a view of what we are trying to do with Ovi
Discalimer: Ok, so I’m not the spokesman for Ovi, or for Nokia, for that matter, so what I am about to say may end up vague and not really what the compan...
This is not your father’s telecom industry – Part 1: The future of connecting people
This is the first part of a talk I gave last year. It’s still relevant. I’ve written this from my notes. The Mobile Lifestyle What is the Mobi...
This is not your father’s telecom industry: The future of connecting people – Intro
I was invited last year to give a talk at an alumni group from the Copenhagen Business School. The organizer (nice chap) had asked me to talk about the future o...
Ovi by Nokia
Busy right now, but wanted to let you all know that ovi.com is what’s kept me away for all this time. Oh, we’re not done yet, won’t be for a w...
Making an effort to understand the noise
Been spending the day, reconnecting to my internet-plumbed networks – Facebook (new to me, sorry), Twitter, flickr, Google Reader, dopplr, and this very s...
Antoine RJ Wright on: Social Networks as a Mobile Device Enabler
Antoine, upon whom I stumbled via MobHappy’s Carnival of the Mobilists, has a nice thought stream on social network apps that meld well with the mobile. O...
Infoworld says: India adds record 7 million mobile users in June
Emerging? Heck, this is booming. Gosh, I wish I were a mobile service provider in India at the moment. Would be really fun. Link: India adds record 7 million mo...
New market share order – Samsung Leaves Motorola Behind on the Cell Phone Market in Q2.
Not that I am one to follow such news. But, co-worker (and amazing industry watcher) Peter B tells me that Moto and Nokia have been the top two for the past 13 ...