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Speeding on the Subway
At the uptown end of the 59th Street/Columbus Circle subway platform there hangs from the ceiling a box with three disks on fat stalks, connected by thick black cables that run to something unseen in the downtown direction. Knowing a … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Geography, infrastructure, Internet, Personal, Photography, Places, Technology, Travel, VRM
Tagged @Ookla, @TMobile, infrastructure, internet, mobile, new york, research, RF, speedtest, subway, telephony
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The most important event, ever
IIW XX, the 20th Internet Identity Workshop, comes at a critical inflection point in the history of VRM: Vendor Relationship Management, the only business movement working toward giving you both independence from the silos and walled gardens of the world; … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Events, Future, Health, Ideas, Identity, Internet, IoT, marketing, VRM
Tagged advertising, APIs, Berkman Center, decentralization, iiw, IIWXX, independence, investment, liberation, marketing, PDEC, research, sales, Venture Capital, VRM
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Thinking past the I-I boundary
For the form of life we call business, we are at a boundary between eras. For biological forms of life, the most recent of these is the K-T boundary between the Mesozoic and the Cenozoic Eras. The Mezozoic Era ended … Continue reading
Posted in Berkman, Business, Cluetrain, Future, infrastructure, News, Past, Politics
Tagged Alvin Toffler, Berkman, Berkman Center, birds, broadband, cablecom, carriers, Chixkulub, congress, crater, dinosaurs, fcc, Geology, internet, iridium, K-T boundary, Net, research, telecom, theropods, Toffler, WISP, WISPs
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