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The Big Deal about Big Data Analytics
By Greg Owens, Senior Director Customer Experience Solutions Marketing, Alcatel-Lucent
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Full Story »Posts about 4G Wireless as of October 7, 2009
October 7, 2009
Zacks Analyst Blog Highlights: Qualcomm Inc., NTT DoCoMo, Apple Inc., Verizon Wireless and Nokia Corp. – Press Releases - straightstocks.com
10/07/2009
For Immediate Release Chicago, IL – October 7, 2009 – Zacks.com announces the list of stocks featured in the Analyst Blog. Every day the Zacks Equity Research analysts discuss the latest news and [...]
As the Promoter for the Fight: I would like to get credit
October 7, 2009
Yesterday, we taxed the system of a friends conference server with a call about Net Neutrality. It was covered by many other media outlets, which did not give us credit for the call. It included Hank Hultquist of ATT, Todd Daubert of Kelley Drye and Dave Erickson of Free Conference call. Rick Whitt was to be on the call, but had to pull attend to other matters. It was a great call. And as usual I was my orthogonal self. I may not be a lawyer, but I make any Congressman proud in confusing the issues.
If you want to listen to the call for yourself listen hear.
Of course, All parties have agreed to come back for round 2 in Miami January 20th at 4GWE
Although Dave Erickson will part of another session about the issues of Applications Compensation.
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If you want to listen to the call for yourself listen hear.
Of course, All parties have agreed to come back for round 2 in Miami January 20th at 4GWE
Although Dave Erickson will part of another session about the issues of Applications Compensation.
Tags: Adam Bender, ATT, Communications Daily, Dave Erickson, Free Conference Call, freeconferencecall.com, Hank Hultquist, Net Neutrality, Todd Daubert, Warren Communications
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Net Neutrality Podcast: We Melted the Server, but kept the Record
October 7, 2009
I want to apologize to my friends at Calliflower for pushing the overload on their system. We have been using it for years and it has enabled us to have a rich media discussion unlike any other. Fortunately the recording function worked.
Here is the podcast. It’s been edited to allow the content to [...]
Posts about Mobile Internet as of October 6, 2009
October 6, 2009
Clearwire Selects Alvarion and ZTE To Spanish Deployment - goingwimax.com
10/06/2009
Clearwire has picked Alvarion and ZTE as network infrastructure suppliers for Clearwire’s planned launch of WiMax services in Spain in 2010 , as reported Nicola Leske ( Reuters ) WiMax has been competing for the status of next-generation mobile technology with Long [...]
Posts about 4G Wireless as of October 6, 2009
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Verizon Wireless Announces Creation of 4G Venture Forum - cellphonedigest.net
10/06/2009
Verizon Wireless announced today the creation of the 4G Venture Forum (4GVF), a new initiative which uniquely brings together financial investment, product incubation and market validation for products and services that will harness fourth generation (4G) wireless networks. The 4GVF is a collaboration of Verizon Wireless; [...]
Posts about Mobile Internet as of October 5, 2009
October 5, 2009
Full-HTML Opera mini based web browser coming to AT&T featurephones - gadgetsteria.com
10/05/2009
With the demand for mobile internet quickly growing and manufacturers rushing to keep up, the line between the traditional “smartphone”, “featurephone”, and “dumbphone” are quickly becoming obscure. It was only a couple years ago that a top of the line smartphone was the [...]
Posts about 4G Wireless as of October 5, 2009
October 5, 2009
Alcatel-Lucent Seeks Innovators For Mobile Applications - telecompk.net
10/05/2009
Have a great idea and the credentials to get it done but need resources or partnership with a large organization? Here’s an offer which may help. As part of a program called TechQuest, Alcatel-Lucent is seeking applications from wireless / mobile technology experts for applications in [...]
Can the Enhanced Service Provider exemption stay in place?
October 5, 2009
If the FCC is going to put Wireless in the same bucket as cable and wireline, should we expect that the Enhanced Service Provider exemption still applies?
On the Google Policy Blog Rick Whitt responds to the FCC letter from ATT regarding Google Voice. It is very pertinent to the discussion we are having on [...]
What Is and Isn't under the FCC Jurisdiction
October 5, 2009
Can the Enhanced Service Provider exemption stay in place?
On the Google Policy Blog Rick Whitt responds to the FCC letter from ATT regarding Google Voice. It is very pertinent to the discussion we are having on the Calliflower call tomorrow about Net Neutrality.
We could say the carriers are suffering from a little enhanced services envy, given the fact that Verizon wanted to be compared to Google at the last wall street conference they attended. In this case ATT wants to point out that GoogleVoice admits that because of tariff anomalies, it is not servicing the rural markets, but does not consider this their battle.
So Let's see if we come to a common ground tomorrow, about what exactly the FCC is trying to accomplish.
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On the Google Policy Blog Rick Whitt responds to the FCC letter from ATT regarding Google Voice. It is very pertinent to the discussion we are having on the Calliflower call tomorrow about Net Neutrality.
We could say the carriers are suffering from a little enhanced services envy, given the fact that Verizon wanted to be compared to Google at the last wall street conference they attended. In this case ATT wants to point out that GoogleVoice admits that because of tariff anomalies, it is not servicing the rural markets, but does not consider this their battle.
So Let's see if we come to a common ground tomorrow, about what exactly the FCC is trying to accomplish.
Tags: ATT, Enhanced Services, FCC, Google, GoogleVoice, Rick Whitt, Verizon
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Posts about Mobile Internet as of October 4, 2009
October 4, 2009
Durable Mirror Reusable LCD Screen Protector for T-Mobile Samsung Behold T919 Cell Phone - thepdaphonereview.com
10/04/2009
Durable Mirror Reusable LCD Screen Protector for T-Mobile Samsung Behold T919 Cell Phone Customer Review: Not completly satisfied I was under the impression this product was made scratch resistant. With in the first day in my [...]
