GLG News by Personal Video Recorder Experts

Equity holders are up in arms. However, the creditors and bond holders were very happy. Raising cash now is paramount.

We can speculate as to what will happen to Qualcomm with the loss of Sanjay Jha but I would prefer to focus on Motorola. I am going to ask investors to give Sanjay Jha time to get his feet wet.

My view of femtocells has been focused on how a company like Verizon could leverage the technology with its FiOS business.  Sprint’s use of the technology is an interesting way of managing its capital.  I would love to tell you that I had thought of it earlier but I did not.  It just...

Call it good corporate citizenship or call it consumer focused publicity; the result will be the same; AT&T will look good. Even better, AT&T will end up saving money.  

It has been long overdue.  The United States needs more than just empty commitments from carriers to implement broadband systems across every part of the country.

I originally viewed Equinix as a company with a solution in search of a problem.  In a day an age when the large carriers prefer doing direct connect to business customers, the Internet and in general enterprise technology has a created an environment where neutral data center are a necessity.

Back during the early 2000s meltdown, CenturyTel had been sucking up rural telcos across the country.  I was frankly doubtful the company could sustain itself unless everyone else in their territory rolled over and disappear.

LG has stepped up the handset development race by incorporating high-end audio technology. The standard bearer has just arrived.

Verizon is being honest.  The trade media and the analysts don’t seem to understand what is happening. Verizon is not your typical carrier.

It was time for Pat Russo to leave.  I have been one of her biggest supporters but I have also been a very vocal proponent for her departure. I have nothing but the utmost respect for Russo.  I suggest she take a year off and in 2010 jump back into the fray.