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1. COOK Report for July 2010
(Newsletter /Current Issues)

... The Obama FCC Speaks its Mind                      p. 61 How Does this Translate 18 months after Obama?                p. 62 The Unbearable Lightness of Being or Title II ‘lite‘                ...

2. COOK Report for June 2010
(Newsletter /Current Issues)

... new ideas, new frameworks but also new pathways in - into the minds and action spaces of the firm!  That is what I think is unique about our effort. We have sweeping ideas but also show readers pathways ...

3. COOK Report for April - May 2010
(Newsletter /Current Issues)

... 1990s, I informed many, many people of her concerns and suggested that they help the citizen-based election information center she was trying to put together. But people’s minds were on other things as ...

4. October 2009
(Newsletter /Current Issues)

... it was the day before yesterday. But never mind that, it seems the day after that story was published, a group of telecom executives huddled with Larry Strickling, director of the National Telecommunications ...

5. June 2009
(Newsletter /Current Issues)

... and other folk involved at at RUS and NTIA would not let the expertise of private lenders anywhere near this. I have also been reading Geoff’s much more detail explanation at  his blog.  I am reminded ...

6. April 2009
(Newsletter /Current Issues)

... but with video. Rood: I think this is a crisp summary of Verwaayen's mindset. He sees the Internet business model as Fred describes it as flawed, as he cannot imagine any end user desiring the freedom ...

7. March 2009
(Newsletter /Current Issues)

... so few people have - which is part of what makes me uneasy. Few things rival IP address allocation in both importance and breathtaking, mind-numbing technical snooze-inducing power. This makes it either ...

8. COOK Report Business Model
(Main/Subscribe)

... Brown, John Hagel and Lang Davison - remind us that the old top-down and “push” based ways of doing things are no longer very productive. Problem solving and strategy building is a central foundation ...

9. February 2009
(Newsletter /Current Issues)

... way to achieve what you want to have done. What all this means – and this is the most fundamental thing to get one’s mind around – is that your network becomes just part of your programming environment. ...

10. January 2009
(Newsletter /Current Issues)

... role of job creation as the cornerstone of a thriving economy is beyond mind-boggling. It’s impossible to understand.  Impossible, that is, until you realize that bandits don’t waste time repairing ...

11. November 2008
(Newsletter /Current Issues)

... makes sense in my mind of what George Bush has done to us in the last 8 years - that I have used MacSpeach Dictate to do a virtual transcription of about 7500 words - about 90 percent of the chapter.  ...

12. September 2008
(Newsletter /Current Issues)

... your posting this to your list of erudite and "open"-minded thinkers, some of whom already using open source approaches in their respective fields, for the purpose of eliciting comments, criticisms and ...

13. Mind Map
(Main/Front)

14. January 2003
(Issue Summaries/2003)

... some important things about spectrum and processors, that Hatfield was the key person to open Powell's politically conservative (also known as 'business has all the answers') mind and remarkably to propose ...

15. April - June 2003
(Issue Summaries/2003)

... The only additional growth can come from use of the technologies in an open architecture that preserves the freedom to innovate.   If we adopt the mind set that commoditized telecom and IT is basic ...

16. October - November 2003
(Issue Summaries/2003)

... it is using economy of scale because its mindset will be mired in the relative uniformity of wireline installations. It will understand too late that every wireless installation has its own set of very ...

17. March - May 2004
(Issue Summaries/2004)

... They are the computer scientists after all. My problem is one of method and procedure and the reasoned applications of scholarly research when presented with new ideas. Their minds are not open to a solution ...

18. June - July 2004
(Issue Summaries/2004)

... circumstances as dominated by a best effort operational mind set, bandwidth will be paid for in one of two ways: either by devouring investor's remaining equity or by public funds through government purchase ...

19. June - August 2004
(Issue Summaries/2004)

... what is happening to the full system. Is there an incentive to manage one's resources? With these issues in mind we conclude that Best Effort versus Quality of Service discussions may make little sense ...

20. September - October 2004
(Issue Summaries/2004)

... debt of the West). Given these very different conditions the western technology mindset faces a significant handicap in dealing with India and China.   The talk given by CK Prahalad on May 6th at ...