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robertshaw.info Telecoms, Internet and Convergence 22 July 2002 The Economist picks up on OdlyzkoReaders will have noticed that I've had a link to the works of Andrew Odlyzko for some time at the bottom right. That's because I like his research, particulary his work on debunking of Internet growth rates (PDF). This week, The Economist has also picked up on his research in a piece: "It was an essential ingredient of dotcom business plans and conference slide-shows: Internet traffic, went the industry's favourite statistic, doubles every 100 days...". Unfortunately, it wasn't true. 3:01:07 PM Google It!Eli Noam: too weak to competeEli Noam has penned an interesting opinion piece in the Financial Times showing why competition and deregulation über alles as a telecoms policy goal is very likely to change. 2:27:04 PM Google It!Smart mobs and thumb tribesMotivating the Masses, Wirelessly: The term smart mobs has been coined by the author Howard Rheingold to describe groups of people equipped with high-tech communications devices that allow them to act in concert — whether they know each other or not. [New York Times: Technology] 10:44:04 AM Google It!
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