Ken Yarmosh, a paid consultant to Blogscient is upset that his client didn’t get a fair shake from Techcrunch because Mike is Gabe.memeorandum’s friend. Mike fires back. Will Scoble play daddy?
Ken Yarmosh, a paid consultant to Blogscient is upset that his client didn’t get a fair shake from Techcrunch because Mike is Gabe.memeorandum’s friend. Mike fires back. Will Scoble play daddy?
Have you noticed how often Bill G shows up on MTV? There had to be a reason - and I figured that out today when reading this post by Les Posen. Apparently, MTV’s new broadband only channel, Overdrive is going to work on Windows and IE exclusively.
It would not work on either Firefox/Mozilla browsers either. [...]
For all its global assets, India was one of the countries that was conspicuously missing from Vodafone’s global footprint. World’s largest wireless operator changed all that, and bought a 10% stake in Bharti Telecom, one of the largest GSM operators in India. Vodafone paid $1.5 billion for that stake. Singapore Telecom is the other major [...]
Venkatesh is helping out over at the Broadband Wiki by mapping the data we are collecting to Google Maps. On his blog, he proposes a marriage of Google Maps with Google Talk.
Consider hypothetical situation, whereby google release API similar to Google Maps, where by users can give a “call me” button my adding a piece [...]
Light Reading: Level 3, Cogent Kiss & Peer Up
Wi-Fi Networking News reports that Qwest, Earthlink, MetroFi and VeriLAN are amongst many companies that are planning to bid for Portland, Ore., Metro Wi-Fi Network
The New York Times has one of the better articles I have read in recent times on the strained yet working relationship between the city of Philadelphia and its biggest and most famous corporate citizen, Comcast. The two entities are having a lovers spat, over the city’s decision to build a wireless network. Earthlink is [...]