The Internet’s gone Video: What does that mean to operators?
Video in operators has a long history. In the beginning, AT&T built the first Picturephone system in 1956; by 1964 the “Mod 1″ was tested between exhibits at Disneyland and the New York World’s...
View ArticleWebinar on “Telco adoption of Web 2.0 principles and open innovation for...
On the 30th October I’ll be giving a free Telestrategies webinar entitled “Telco adoption of Web 2.0 principles and open innovation for rapid application development.” The pitch for the webinar is:...
View ArticleCarrier Video Services: Trends and Opportunities
In a previous article, “The Internet’s gone Video: What does that mean to operators?” I gave a preview of the presentation I planned to give at the Dialogic One Event in the keynote session “Carrier...
View ArticleEnd of Year Review
The purpose of this article is to review some of the significant developments and trends in the telecom industry through 2008, and look forward into next year on what developments and trends may start...
View ArticleStartups to Watch: Apigee, API Management
At the start of this year I created a white-paper around API management for Apigee (previously called Sonoa Systems). Apigee is a 65-employee company with 55 engineers (10 working on the Facebook...
View ArticleGoogle TV & The Emerging EPG (Electronic Program Guide) War
With the much anticipated launch of Google TV next month on Sony and Logitech devices, its getting crowded in the OTT (Over The Top) TV market. With CE (Consumer Electronics) manufacturers, middleware...
View ArticleBlueVia Shows Us How to Do It! (Yet Again)
BlueVia is Telefonica’s API program where developers get paid to use Telefonica’s APIs. We’ve seen a number of case studies promoted within a few months of its launch, see slideshows at the end of...
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