China issues 3G licenses
Yahoo!Tech reports that “China issued long-awaited third-generation mobile phone licences Wednesday, a move that will pour billions of dollars into new networks as consumers buy video- and Internet-enabled handsets. The Ministry [...]
The Problem—Or Perhaps ANOTHER Problem—With “Open”
The folks over at Americans for Tax Reform hosted a debate Monday among the candidates for chairman of the Republican National Committee. At one point, ATR President Grover Norquist asked [...]
Critical Reading for Economic Stimulators – Why Silicon Valley is Busted
For all those in the Obama administration-to-be, Congress, and policymakers around the country looking for ways to "stimulate" the American economy, I suggest reading Steve Hamm's great BusinessWeek article, entitled [...]
Should start-ups put their head in the sand – or put their house in order for when the upturn comes?
Over the past few weeks, venture capital firms from New York City to Silicon Valley have called in their portfolio companies to tell them that they better prepare themselves for [...]
The Chinese are building walls again
Yahoo!News reveals that “China said it has the right to block Web sites its says break its laws after being accused of restarting the practice it halted during the August [...]
Former Vodafone CEO apparently not interested in Yahoo! CEO post
CNetNews.com reveals that “[f]ormer Vodafone chief Arun Sarin reportedly is withdrawing his name from the Yahoo CEO search, in part due to the uncertainty whether the Internet search pioneer will [...]