GLG News by Wireless Local Loop Systems Experts

No MVNO's need to change business model buy sharing the risk and the reward build parity in the model - reward is shared relative to amount of effort expended - in the past there has been a lack of parity process must be simplified - bringing a MVNO on line is to long and expensive - revenue is realized...

   I agree with Mr. Payam Maveddat analysis. Sprint has too many networks to maintain.

Cost per mbps of bandwidth delivered will continue to drop so the planned investment will likely deliver more than predicted. Companies will continue to deploy access equipment using unregulated technology options to allow them to recover investments.

This article says that VZW is moving away from their traditional "only buy devices from VZW" approach.  This is an initial change - mostly for the device manufacturers, where the market may open to new brands, not so much for VZW which is in the business of selling network minutes.

-  Consumers Have Two Ears-  Market is about marketing, price and access to personal libraries, and not about delivery method 

The screen on a mobile phone is a very personal area.  Anything intrusive will be seen as highly intrusive.  Anything welcomed can be very attractive.  Mobile advertising isn't a question of greed, it's a question of relevance.

Short-term:  BSkyB trying to appeal to youth family members of its customer base by bringing Google's user-generated content capability.Long-term:  Is it the winning formula?  (Google adsense technology *  TV ads stored in your home) + BSkyB ability to simplify technology for customers...

- competition to BlackBerry in wireless email is starting to loom larger:  Nokia/Intellisync, Microsoft, and now Motorola/Good- at the same time, greater functionality on more devices, and greater experience in marketplace, means users are more easily able to configure and use wireless email services-...