McGuire’s Law

Standard disclaimer: don’t take from my selections, ordering, headlines, etc. any indications of the interests or plans of my employer (if you do, you’ll undoubtedly be disappointed when they don’t play out.)

• Mobile sales to beat economic gloom, forecasts Ovum
• With a mobile in a pocket, no child will be left behind
• There is no future of mobile
• The 100 million club: the bigger picture of mobile software
• Amazon Cloudfront: Lessons for telcos in content distribution
• Nokia to cease sales in Japan
• INQ1 - Is this the real killer phone?
• Mobile substitution to have bigger impact than credit crunch on fixed voice spend in enterprises
• The iPhone and the Ensuing Wireless Broadband Boom
• Clearwire, Sprint Complete Merger
• Can We Kill Email?
• So how well do these digital boarding passes work?
• Google’s mobile moves will lead to growth
• The future of LBS continues to find traction
• Mobile broadband business models: free dongles as retention tools for voice contracts
• Hawaiian Telcom files for bankruptcy protection (ILEC spinout from Verizon)
• The post-Obama effect: American retailers now discovering cellphone and SMS
• Whats next in Mobile and TV convergence, MTV tells us
• OMS: Open comes in many flavors

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