http://www.forbes.com/2002/04/19/0419aol.html Will AOL Go The Way Of The Model T? Mark Lewis, 04.19.02, 12:40 PM ET FORBES MAGAZINE Is Robert Pittman following in Henry Ford’s footsteps? If so, that may not be good news for AOL Time Warner shareholders. Ford was...
…and I feel fine. This is actually pretty funny, for those FOIB subscribers who remember some of the saber rattling that these two were doing against each other only a couple of months ago. This would have very interesting permutations for the telecom biz. -Ian....
Joe Nacchio is a great guy. Once quoted as saying he had “more bandwidth than God” he’s always good for a line or two. This article is no exception. >>> “When the economy turns into a 1929 depression, we’ll probably miss our...
Oops. I need a Glossary when I speak Telco: – UNE (Unbundled Network Elements) — wholesale features present on switches like callerID, Call Waiting, Call Forwarding, etc. – RBOC — Regional Bell Operating Company(ies) like Pacific Bell, Verizon...
…maybe. But it’ll still have to compete with a host of newly-available products. AT&T for example seems to be rolling out consumer services using UNEs (Unbundled Network Elements — reselling features wholesaled from RBOCs) which are all of a...
