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  • ISPs: beware of paranoid bloggers with a persecution complex, warns Ofcom
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    ISPs: beware of paranoid bloggers with a persecution complex, warns Ofcom

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    Andrew Orlowski

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    27 August 2010

    Exclusive Ofcom will encourage ISPs to be transparent about traffic management, but won’t ask them to detail the information in a standard format, according to meeting notes seen by The Register. The regulator is sounding out opinion from ISPs and consumer groups on traffic management, which it sees as the only aspect of the US…

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  • Why Android won’t worry RIM and Apple
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    Why Android won’t worry RIM and Apple

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    Andrew Orlowski

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    25 August 2010

    My US colleagues are regulars on John C Dvorak’s excellent Cranky Geeks and a highlight of the show. I was recently intrigued to hear the opinion from Vulture West Coast (in Episode 232) that RIM was toast, and Android would triumph. Now, bearing in mind that I’ve been wrong about mobile more than I’ve been…

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  • Mobile phones: where does the money go?
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    Mobile phones: where does the money go?

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    Andrew Orlowski

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    20 August 2010

    Dediu’s analysis is a good one: winning the commodity smartphone battle really isn’t a battle worth winning. It’s another example of the delusion that turnover is as important as profit. One of the oldest mottos at Vulture Central is Show Us The Money. There’s one even better, I think, which is Show Us The Profits.…

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    On Google and erasing your identity

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    Andrew Orlowski

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    18 August 2010

    I appeared on BBC World Service’s Newshour to discuss Eric Schmidt’s advice to erase your digital identity every few years. Click here to listen. Original story… Read More

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    How neutrality locks in the web’s ‘Hyper Giants’

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    Andrew Orlowski

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    9 August 2010

    By the mid 1990s it had become pointless to compete with Microsoft in operating systems and office software – and investment in potential competitors dried up. The best you could hope for as a software company was to carve out a niche as part of the Windows Office system; this was a very small niche…

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    Why has Thunderbird turned into a turkey?

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    Andrew Orlowski

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    8 August 2010

    A while ago I wrote an old bugger’s whinge about the state of email clients in general. I realise this is now a minority interest. Read more at The Register… … Read More

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