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A broadband alternative?

07 April 2008

Mobile broadband will prove no substitute for fixed-line, says Rob Gallagher. Hamid Akhavan's claim at the CeBIT trade show in March, that there will… Read more

Future broadband

19 March 2008

The battle over the future of broadband will be fought in the streets and houses, says Rob Gallagher. Door-to-door salesmen touting 100Mbps… Read more

Life in the fast lane

11 February 2008

UK ISPs need to embrace the internet spirit of openness, says Rob Gallagher. It's probably fair to say that many UK consumers don't have a high… Read more

The P2P reality check

17 January 2008

Legal P2P may not unleash the torrent of video that ISPs have feared, says Rob Gallagher. Some observers predict that 2008 will be the year in which… Read more

Operators in the West don't know how lucky they are

28 November 2007

A number of operators in the US and Europe are increasingly bitter about the supposed "free ride" internet-content firms such as Google are getting on… Read more

VoIP startups should turn down those billion-dollar deals

28 October 2007

To the creators of JaJah, Truphone, SIPphone, Rebtel and all those other pure-play VoIP players out there: if MySpace or Facebook offers you billions… Read more

Mobile 2.0? More like Smoke and Mirrors 2.0

24 September 2007

If all you knew about UK telecoms came from TV adverts and the consumer press, you could be forgiven for thinking that the status quo hadn't changed… Read more

Who's regulating whose space?

13 August 2007

ISPs keen to emulate the phenomenal success of MySpace, Facebook and YouTube may want to think again, says Rob Gallagher. Social networking looks set… Read more

FMC need not be exciting

20 July 2007

As a concept, fixed/mobile convergence (FMC) has been industry-changing. Pity the reality for the customer is so underwhelming. Unlike many uses of… Read more

Digital divide continues to grow

04 June 2007

Some broadband users may always be more equal than others, says Rob Gallagher. Few would disagree that quality broadband should be available to all at… Read more

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