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Tuesday, May 06, 2008 |
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The "super news" the WiMax industry has been waiting for appears to be on the way later this year:
summary Wall Street Journal article: Tech Firms to Build WiMax Network in U.S.
This $3.2B proposed cross-sector tech investment banking deal and joint venture announced May 7 2008 is to be consummated this fall after regulatory review, will allow Sprint to spin XOhm into Clearwire, gaining majority 51% ownership while also receiving financial backing from partners Google, Intel, Comcast, Time Warner Cable, and other important backers. This is the most interesting large-scale tech deal of 2008, barring the failed Microsoft-Yahoo discussions, with potentially a huge 5-10 year impact on growth across most the big tech sectors. Keep in mind though - it is still only a proposed deal, not a done deal! It is easy to lose sight of that while reading about it in the financial media.
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Friday, May 02, 2008 |
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We have been anticipating the twists and turns in this one since it started three months ago. This outcome, Microsoft leaving as a jilted suitor and Yahoo! facing a crisis of confidence, is a bit of a disaster for Yahoo. Chief Yahoo! Yang will have his work cut out, just to hold onto his job by the time the dust settles on this heavily botched, unsightly mating dance and non-dialog between two tech giants.
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Tuesday, April 29, 2008 |
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 Steve talks locally AND to a chair in NYC via video call at Polycom booth We were in Las Vegas last week for the Interop Telecommunications and Software trade show. We'll be posting a photo report and commentary, later in the week of May 26 as our content moves over from the old site.
[click photos, left for full-screen detail image] Steve visits
with a Polycom product manager while being beamed via video conference
from the show floor at the Mandalay Bay conference center, to New York
City Tuesday morning April 29 2008.
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Wednesday, April 23, 2008 |
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 Churchill Club panel at Dinah's Poolside Cafe/Hotel This Churchill Club panel met at Dinah's Poolside Cafe/Hotel April 23 2008 for a breakfast panel discussion of the state of venture investing almost half way into 2008. The backdrop, of course, being an essentially closed IPO market, a buyer's M&A market, soaring oil prices, a second quarter of weakening consumer spending, and of course US bond and stock markets undergoing continued major turmoil due to the ongoing mortgage derivates triggered financial crisis.
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