Victims of their own success06 March 2007Mike Hibberd considers how operators are facing up to the trade off of premium prices versus mobile ubiquity. The ubiquity of the mobile phone was… Read more |
Predictable success...30 November 2006Mike Hibberd takes a stroll down memory lane and recounts one of those meetings you just don't forget... Towards the end of the 90's, I met a man… Read more |
Roaming: Dilution or Compromise?13 July 2006Mike Hibberd examines the details of this week's announcement by the EU on roaming. After years of threats, the formal proposals to cut international… Read more |
Do as I say, not as I do27 June 2006In any supply and demand relationship tension is inevitable. This is because the supplier and recipient have opposing views on the key variable...… Read more |
Power players eye the models...10 April 2006Mike Hibberd reckons there's a trend going on in telecoms and even the mightiest players are having to pay attention... Vodafone's central HQ has… Read more |
Sarin's Spring Clean21 March 2006So Vodafone has finally faced up to reality and quit what had long looked an untenable position in Japan. From the outside it looks like an… Read more |
What cost roaming?27 February 2006Last September I travelled to Singapore for work. I was in town for well under a week and yet my mobile bill was more than £120. A couple of… Read more |
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Expert Views
- Zain has lessons to learn and teach
- Femtocells can deliver benefits, but only if operators do their homework
- Have 3G operators finally found a 'killer app' with mobile broadband?
- Apple's walled-garden offering is beating the operators at their own game
- Mobile traffic boom will eventually revive base station market
- It's always the little ones
