Can competition fix net non-neutrality?
Short answer: it isn’t obvious that it can.
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The Organisational Choice of PowerPoint versus Excel
It turns out that it can tell you a lot.
Why the iPhone confounds disruption theorists
Nokia, Motorola, Sony-Ericsson and BlackBerry were all victims of disruption. During the 1990s and 2000s, they led the cell phone during its period of take-off into ubiquity.
Net neutrality should apply to mobile networks
As Internet service providers – both wired and wireless – continue to lose ground in the net neutrality debate, they have retreated to engineering requirements rather than economic arguments.
My first post at Geek Dad
Geek Dad is a large parenting/geek blog. They recently opened up to a few more contributors. Given my interests, this seemed like a potentially good fit for me.
My first post is on digital free-range parenting and may interest some readers.
Some random thoughts on the Apple Car
It has been a week and the Apple Car rumour hasn’t been denied by Apple.
Demand Discovery by Cheap Talk
We have seen Kickstarter and other crowdfunding platforms emerge as a means of demand discovery. In those platforms, consumers commit to purchasing a new product and so incur some real costs.
However, Mark Rober has embarked on a different route for his better microwave idea. First, take a look at that idea.
Uber versus Google: Far from self-driving competition
So what happens when on the same day, Uber announces that it is investing heavily i
Why BlackBerry’s app neutrality is crazy
Last night, BlackBerry CEO John Chen penned a blog post on net neutrality.