More good stuff from James Enck @ EuroTelco Blog. A bit of reading material Here are some excerpts ... to make u link to his full post ;-). link to 203-page feasibility study on FTTP in San Francisco. link to GigaOm FTTH in US. link to Robin Good in UK (?) on his IPTV experience... Continue Reading →
Wall Street Research and Analyst Coverage (WR Koss)
Some people have lots of fun 😉 WR Koss says he reads too much. I'd add that he post's too much. This is a "funny" & "serious" post where he discusses an e-mail job offer he received for a Wall St Analyst position. The hours & tasks are UGLY ( makes my Packet Engines stint... Continue Reading →
Clippings – Net Neutrality / Personal Security / Mobile-NG / Backup / Skype / VZ&iPhone
I'm catching up on my blog reading. Here are items that caught my eye yesterday. Broadband Needs Political Leadership -- ( Via GigaOm ) No kidding. The "Open Internet" or "Horizontal Internet" presents all sorts of issues. Today's perception that Hosted Applications (Google) and Appliances (Apple) get all the "love" and that connectivity providers (telco's,... Continue Reading →
Gump Worsley Passes :-(
The Gumper passed away on Jan 27th. What a guy! His stats were remarkable. He's most known for being the last NHL goalie to play without a mask. The Globe and Mail has a fine obituary.
Fantastic — eMusic / Pandora Mashup
This Mashup of Pandora and eMusic is a "beautiful time-waster"! If you have an eMusic subscription, you'll have to give this a try. I was tipped to this via Om Malik's blog. I've tried Pandora before, and it really didn't do it for me. But this mashup only finds songs on eMusic. Fantastic.