All GLG News Analyses Filed Under: Telecom

SK buying Sprint could actually work; if the world was perfect. However, Sprint shareholders should not hold their breath waiting for a deal. There is a better alternative for SK and Sprint.

This is no big surprise.  This is business as usual.

With rising fuel costs and other travel related expenses, the need for a way to do business without having to get on an airplane is critical to corporate survival. Telepresence is an answer to doing business in a more cost effective manner.

Qualcomm has proven to be one of the most innovative and strongest wireless technology companies in the last 20 years.  None of which makes a hoot of difference with might happen in the future not unless you believe the past is a guide to the future.

George Bernard Shaw remarked: “England and America are two countries separated by a common language.” 2. The source article defines BT’s use of FTTC as fiber to the curb. 3. However, in references to the announcement, BT is mainly talking about fibre to the cabinet/node – a much more conservative broadband...

1.      Although the federal appellate court did not issue a stay on the FCC’s ruling on retention marketing, at least the case has been put on a fast track to determine its conformity to law. 2.      It is nothing short of idiotic that a telco cannot...

If the US accepts the social and economic benefits of broadband it will have to start a national debate. This will have to include the wider society and in particular the input from healthcare, education and other government and community organisations. In order to facilitate affordable services, end-to-end...

1.      It is interesting that the writer of the source article does not buy into the argument recently made by his own publication that Sprint “has begun to show signs of a rebound.” 2.      SK’s involvement in Helio is not an analogous situation. 3.     ...

Britain has joined the club of countries who have now firmly set their future on FttH. These networks will have great social and economic benefits which will go beyond the traditional telecoms benefits. FttH rewuires strong regulations to avoid creating new monopolies. Regulator OFCOM is well set to...

1.      It seems with each month that passes by that WiMAX loses more of its steam. 2.      The rhetoric coming out of even the technology-centric component vendors is starting to demonstrate a sense of resignation that WiMAX will have difficulty remaining...