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I found this NY Times headline interesting this morning partially because it arrived so late in the game. Ask.com Puts a Bet on Privacy – New York Times Why shouldn’t privacy be a market differentiator? Why did it take so […]
It’s official. Google is in. Official Google Blog: Who’s going to win the spectrum auction? Consumers. Google would like to be your telco. Well its not actually clear what they want to do, but if they do succeed in winning […]
Infoworld reports that M2Z Networks, the startup co-founded by John Muleta, the former head of the FCC’s Wireless Bureau is prepared to sue after the FCC turned down it’s request for 20 MHz of currently fallow spectrum. The spectrum between […]
Arrington posts on TechCrunch regarding some companies and applications making a go of the Mobile Social Networking space. The Holy Grail For Mobile Social Networks He correctly identifies what he calls the “chicken and egg problem” with regard mobile applications […]
Om posts today on the scuffle surrounding the dormant M2Z Networks proposal for the FCC to give it 20 MHz of unused spectrum, with which M2Z will build a nationwide wireless broadband network. The network will be managed as a […]
I was chatting with my father this morning about the upcoming spectrum auction and how the potential “open-access” rule marks a bit of a departure for the FCC with regard to their treatment of the big telcos thus far. My […]
I have noticed that my Blackberry 8830 has a proclivity for Pocket Dialing – a phenomenon for which I just learned the name: Pocket Dialing – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The P and Q keys are the most commonly pressed […]
So GigaOm reports that Verizon is opposed to the “Google Block’s” recommendations for the 700 Mhz auction rules. Big surprise. GigaOM Verizon: Play fair in wireless auctions, as long as VZ wins � I think it is very likely that […]
So TechCrunch highlighted this new product today: Tailgate: Fully Transactional Web 2.0 Banners One of those lightbulbs went off in my head – “Why didn’t I think of this…” Really slick way to embed ads that I can interact with […]
The Department of Homeland Security’s Tactical Interoperabilty assessment can be found here: http://www.dhs.gov/xprepresp/gc_1167770109789.shtm. The report found deficiencies in all but 6 of 75 of major urban areas surveyed with the Denver Metro area ranking near the bottom. It seems like […]