Is BT’s wholesale content connect the end of the world?
There has been a lot of discussion this week of BT’s wholesale content connect product, so I thought it would be helpful to unpack the …
Rob Bratby
Happy (slightly belated) 101st birthday to the father of outsourcing
You might think that outsourcing is relatively recent – dreamt up in the 1980s as a way for hardware manufacturers to move out of one-off …
And the killer application for 2011 is …
I’m very excited to have had my first re-tweet, so today’s post develops the thought further. The retweet was of an economist article which, in …
Why network effects require ongoing interconnection rules (and other regulatory interventions)
I write today’s blog from sunny Switzerland. The news seems rather slow and I can’t bear to write a top ten lists of things that …
Creative commons – open source for blogs
It’s Christmas eve and I have spent the morning digging out paths from snow. As a lawyer you might think that I would have had …
Broadband aid (do they know it’s Christmas)
Re-reading yesterday’s post, I hope it wasn’t too close to a law firm client update – that is not being the point of this blog. …
Net neutrality: religious or secular war?
Some years ago I was reading one of those very thought provoking articles in the end of year bumper edition of the Economist. The gist …
(Digital and mobile) money, money, money
Trying to write an interesting blog about the intersection of law, policy and regulation with telecoms and technology is somewhat challenging. Three posts in and I …
Key telecoms regulatory issues for 2011 (do too many connectives watch star trek?)
With my first post done, I thought it best to try and provide a little substantive content. Two years ago, I spent some time interviewing …
Watching the connectives?
First post. It feels slightly intimidating, so I thought that describing the thought process that has brought me here and what I want to achieve would …