It has been a blast to be writing blogposts here. It was conceived as a way for me to vent of the ideas in my head and to be in contact with others who are interested in telecoms. Over 350 people now subscribe to my feed, articles get read and linked to. I've actually become a bit known in the industry because of you my readers, reacting and forwarding the articles.
However, as you know, I've started a new job at the OECD. It is a fantastic workplace with brilliant people and high level discussions of telecommunications policy. It also means that no matter what I blog about in the telecom industry, it is directly related to my work. The consequence of that is, that it will be very hard to separate the two and so I've decided to put the blog on semi-hiatus for the time that I work in Paris. I may write and Twitter occasionally or link to something I've published elsewhere. So don't delete me from your feed readers and Twitter just yet.
If you are in Paris anytime, send me note. I love to meet people and actually will go and have dinner tonight with someone I met through the blog!
Wednesday, 5 January 2011
Monday, 3 January 2011
Celebrating Bill St. Arnaud and his wireless vision
James Enck used to call the readers of his blog "Eurotelcoblog", super mega über valued readers or something of the like, when they provided him with interesting tidbits and insight. In Bill St. Arnaud's case the list of superlatives that I would need to give him in thanks to his efforts would be a bit too long and not do him justice. Ever since I published about how opening up the market for MVNO's to end-users, Bill has been a major supporter of the idea, often blogging about it. Today he wrote such a great post on what universities and research networks could do with the idea, that I have to give him his own article, anything else would just be too little.
If you want to know where the future of innovation in networks is, then read Bill's blog of today. It's very enlightening, about how networks could be build that seamlessly integrate traditional mobile and wifi networks can be integrated into one large network, that could support many innovations.
Without readers and supporters, this blog wouldn't be anywhere so that's why I'm celebrating Bill today!
If you want to know where the future of innovation in networks is, then read Bill's blog of today. It's very enlightening, about how networks could be build that seamlessly integrate traditional mobile and wifi networks can be integrated into one large network, that could support many innovations.
Without readers and supporters, this blog wouldn't be anywhere so that's why I'm celebrating Bill today!
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