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Second Shooter
Europe Considers One Network to Cover them All

1|17|13

12 comments

Kim Davis
British Hacking Report Is 'Bonkers'

12|5|12

3 comments

Second Shooter
US at Risk of Internet Leadership Loss

11|6|12

No comments

Kim Davis
Chilling Tweets From the Kremlin

8|10|12

4 comments

Wisdom of the Big Chair
Virtual Manufacturing Workers

8|3|12

5 comments

Kim Davis
Assange's Day of Reckoning Approaches

5|31|12

21 comments

Kim Davis
Facebook's European Nightmare

2|10|12

14 comments

Second Shooter
Watch for Nokia's Featurephones!

11|3|11

4 comments

Kim Davis
French Show Resistance to Apple's App Terms

9|26|11

8 comments

The Sole Man
The UK's Antisocial Network

8|17|11

2 comments

Reiter's Block
Wow, QR Codes on Dutch Coins!

6|22|11

22 comments

Beau Brendler
The Right to Be Forgotten by Google

5|4|11

10 comments

Singer at C-Level
ICANN Gets Defensive

3|25|11

4 comments

The Sole Man
Google’s Antitrust Conundrum

12|7|10

1 comment

Reiter's Block
Protecting Your Web-Wide Information

11|12|10

4 comments

The Sole Man
Feigning Shock at Google’s Data Harvest

11|3|10

No comments

what.the.ferraro
Escape Google by Going Nomad

10|27|10

7 comments

The Sole Man
Internet Access? No Thanks!

10|18|10

5 comments

The Sole Man
Digital Economy Act Is Full of Holes

8|5|10

2 comments

TeleGraham
Lies, Damned Lies & Broadband Speeds

6|24|10

2 comments

Steve Saunders' Outernet
USA Sics Ashton Kutcher on Russia

3|3|10

9 comments

Full Nelson
All the Fun of the Fair

2|17|10

4 comments

TeleGraham
Telco App Stores Smell

2|11|10

1 comment

Eurotrash
High & Dry in Barcelona

2|3|10

1 comment

Eurotrash
Revolutionizing Energy With a Green Touch

1|18|10

2 comments

Full Nelson
Big Cloud Barriers

12|16|09

No comments

Singer at C-Level
Don't Be a Stinker When It Comes to Data Hygiene

12|9|09

No comments

TeleGraham
2009: The Year the Internet Went Wireless

12|8|09

1 comment

Eurotrash
Talk Big, Walk Big

12|2|09

No comments

Robert D. Atkinson
America Has Much to Learn About Digital Piracy

11|18|09

1 comment

Eurotrash
Who Shot the Internet?

11|12|09

No comments

Steve Saunders' Outernet
Global Internet Growth: Part 2

10|9|09

1 comment

Steve Saunders' Outernet
Global Internet Growth: Part 1

10|7|09

4 comments

Second Shooter
Europe Considers One Network to Cover them All
1|17|13 | 1:45 | 12 comments

EU operators are considering joining up to create a pan-European network to reduce competitive overbuild and cost. This might lower costs and focus operators on higher-level, more interesting services.

Kim Davis
British Hacking Report Is 'Bonkers'
12|5|12 | 2:20 | 3 comments

Prime Minister David Cameron pledged to accept the hacking report’s recommendations unless they were “bonkers.” He’s rejecting the main one.

Second Shooter
US at Risk of Internet Leadership Loss
11|6|12 | 2:07 | No comments

The new Network Functions Virtualization (NFV) initiative of operators is being run out of Europe's ETSI and not here in the United States, even though the issues have been here for five years. The US needs to step up; otherwise, it's surrendering leadership.

Kim Davis
Chilling Tweets From the Kremlin
8|10|12 | 3:12 | 4 comments

Russia’s Deputy Prime Minister insults singer Madonna via Twitter.

Wisdom of the Big Chair
Virtual Manufacturing Workers
8|3|12 | 2:23 | 5 comments

Advances in robotics and Internet bandwidth speed mean that low-wage foreign workers may soon be remotely controlling worker robots in the US and Europe. Companies like VGo, iRobots, and Willow Garage sell robots that may enable workers in India to produce cars in the US.

Kim Davis
Assange's Day of Reckoning Approaches
5|31|12 | 2:48 | 21 comments

Whether it be sexual assault charges in Sweden or espionage charges in the United States, Julian Assange will one day have to face the music.

Kim Davis
Facebook's European Nightmare
2|10|12 | 2:12 | 14 comments

Max Schrems, an Austrian law student, has been hauling Facebook over the coals for its data protection practices.

Second Shooter
Watch for Nokia's Featurephones!
11|3|11 | 2:06 | 4 comments

Nokia's Phone 7 commitment gets all the news, but it may be Nokia's line of featurephones that will make the difference. Putting stuff in the cloud makes the handset cheaper and eases worries about data plan usage as well, making this ideal for emerging market opportunities and holdout buyers.

Kim Davis
French Show Resistance to Apple's App Terms
9|26|11 | 2:39 | 8 comments

Following in the footsteps of the Financial Times, major news organizations in France desert the Apple store to instead offer their apps online.

The Sole Man
The UK's Antisocial Network
8|17|11 | 2:22 | 2 comments

Police Forces across the UK are using social media and messenger services to track down looters. BlackBerry Messenger users, that means you, too.

Reiter's Block
Wow, QR Codes on Dutch Coins!
6|22|11 | 2:59 | 22 comments

The Dutch are embedding QR codes on commemorative coins. Think of the possibilities!

Beau Brendler
The Right to Be Forgotten by Google
5|4|11 | 2:07 | 10 comments

Spain's data protection agency told Google to remove links to information about a range of people, including a plastic surgeon and a high school principal, from its search engine, claiming they have a right to be forgotten by Google. What kind of precedent might this set about the removal of information, bad or good, from the Internet?

Singer at C-Level
ICANN Gets Defensive
3|25|11 | 1:45 | 4 comments

The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers is fighting against nations that want more control over their country code top-level domains.

The Sole Man
Google’s Antitrust Conundrum
12|7|10 | 2:54 | 1 comment

The mysteries of how Google’s search engine works has prompted a largely unnecessary investigation into the company by the EU.

Reiter's Block
Protecting Your Web-Wide Information
11|12|10 | 2:45 | 4 comments

Companies are stealing your data for their own use, and the European Commission is getting involved.

The Sole Man
Feigning Shock at Google’s Data Harvest
11|3|10 | 2:15 | No comments

The UK’s Information Commissioner's Office has reopened its investigation into Google after the company admitted to taking more than just pictures with its Street View car, but some of the responsibility should fall on the people.

what.the.ferraro
Escape Google by Going Nomad
10|27|10 | 2:02 | 7 comments

Google's CEO has some strange and unsettling advice for those of you who are disturbed by the Web giant's Street View service...

The Sole Man
Internet Access? No Thanks!
10|18|10 | 02:04 | 5 comments

43 percent of European households aren't connected to the Internet, and many of them just don't want it. So deal with that, EU!

The Sole Man
Digital Economy Act Is Full of Holes
8|5|10 | 2:29 | 2 comments

New UK legislation to protect copyright seems more likely to punish the innocent than the guilty. Woops.

TeleGraham
Lies, Damned Lies & Broadband Speeds
6|24|10 | 3:08 | 2 comments

Sites like Speedtest.net, which use data from users to construct a new picture of what the Net looks like, are making it harder and harder for service provider spin merchants to mislead the public about how much broadband capacity they are really getting.

Steve Saunders' Outernet
USA Sics Ashton Kutcher on Russia
3|3|10 | 02:16 | 9 comments

The United States' taxpayer-funded technology delegation to Russia turns into a mortifying embarrassment for anyone even remotely proud to be American.

Full Nelson
All the Fun of the Fair
2|17|10 | 1:10 | 4 comments

Fritz reports live (sort of) on all of the hottest announcements from the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. But who’s the weirdo in the background?

TeleGraham
Telco App Stores Smell
2|11|10 | 2:45 | 1 comment

Telcos are launching their app stores and development programs, but they need to do a lot more if they are to play a meaningful role in the Web applications development chain.

Eurotrash
High & Dry in Barcelona
2|3|10 | 1:08 | 1 comment

Ray’s heading to Barcelona for the Mobile World Congress, and he’s not happy about it, the miserable git.

Eurotrash
Revolutionizing Energy With a Green Touch
1|18|10 | 1:10 | 2 comments

Alcatel-Lucent's Bell Labs Green Touch initiative could totally revolutionize the Internet and enterprise communications, but we won't know if it really works for about five years.

Full Nelson
Big Cloud Barriers
12|16|09 | 02:59 | No comments

If you listen to the hype, clouds are everywhere. But if you look at the data, it turns out most customers say they still wouldn't use cloud computing for mission-critical apps or data. What's holding them back? Fritz investigates.

Singer at C-Level
Don't Be a Stinker When It Comes to Data Hygiene
12|9|09 | 1:53 | No comments

As enterprises are building out their business intelligence solutions and prepping their strategies for 2010, isn't it time to do something about all that redundant data in the network?

TeleGraham
2009: The Year the Internet Went Wireless
12|8|09 | 2:32 | 1 comment

With the number of mobile broadband users more than doubling in 2009, and soon to exceed fixed broadband, the Internet saw a historic transition this year – and the long-term effects are incalculable.

Eurotrash
Talk Big, Walk Big
12|2|09 | 1:32 | No comments

In 2010, telecom executives should put their words into action when it comes to their Internet development strategies and, um... hire a bunch of children. Or so says our European correspondent.

Robert D. Atkinson
America Has Much to Learn About Digital Piracy
11|18|09 | 2:09 | 1 comment

The US loses about $20 billion a year on pirated software, movies, and music. But public policy can help stem the tide of digital theft. For example, France has recently passed a 'three strikes and you’re out' law, whereby if after two warning letters an individual continues to download pirated software then his Internet access will be cut off. US policy makers should consider adopting similar policies.

Eurotrash
Who Shot the Internet?
11|12|09 | 1:01 | No comments

The Internet is under attack, sometimes from conventional weaponry.

Steve Saunders' Outernet
Global Internet Growth: Part 2
Part 2 of 2 | See complete series
10|9|09 | 2:28 | 1 comment

Saunders predicts the decline and fall of America’s Internet empire, and explains how the Internet of the future will be multi-lingual as well as multi-national.

Steve Saunders' Outernet
Global Internet Growth: Part 1
Part 1 of 2 | See complete series
10|7|09 | 1:24 | 4 comments

Saunders explains how Internet users in North America are already vastly outnumbered by those in the rest of the world – a situation which is only set to accelerate.

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