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

...  He describes how between 2002 and 2005 he built a viable ICT Center where internet in an area with phone service, could help to educate and to connect the local people both with government and with their ...

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

Global Economic System in the Midst of Profound Change The Analysis of the Foundation  for P2P Alternatives Looking at the apparent ramping up of a fresh stage in the economic crisis, one has to ...

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

... technology to organize and make accessible medical knowledge.  In two lengthy interviews done earlier this year we show how Dr Zakim is using a uniform patient complaint form to take patient history and ...

4. COOK Report for September 2010
(Main/Front)

... how between 2002 and 2005 he built a viable ICT Center where internet in an area with phone service, could help to educate and to connect the local people both with government and with their family members ...

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

... toward zero.  Wall Street goes on an unregulated tear and tanks the economy. Washington steps in and bails everyone out pushing the deficit to unthinkable heights.  A monetarily fueled recovery is knocking ...

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

... doing an “interview,” imagine my amazement at the passage of 15 years before Eva ever acknowl- edged that the work she and Terry Elkins had done was the catalyst for THAT article being written! As a ...

7. February March 2010
(Newsletter /Current Issues)

... small and crowded with one of the highest popu- lation densities in the world? Why is this not happening in the United States or Canada or China or Brazil? Those are all big countries, rich in re- sources, ...

8. January 2010
(Newsletter /Current Issues)

  Technology Convergence and Standards - The OCA Industry coverage tends to focus on technology’s increased ability to put amazing performance into small packages. Apple’s iPhone is perhaps the most ...

9. December 2009
(Newsletter /Current Issues)

... the period of time from Carterphone to Powell Martin shrunk, the fact that there was essentially only one point of entry for customers into increasingly closed networks created a meaningless choice between ...

10. November 2009
(Newsletter /Current Issues)

... ideas have not yet been adopted.   I found out however that they have gone much further than I realized. I have spent many hours this summer delving into his knowledge coupler concept. I have found that ...

11. October 2009
(Newsletter /Current Issues)

...  One of Martin's most interesting observations is that he and BT still see Google as a very significant threat three years after its original mention by Al Noor Ramji. Why? Because Google potentially could ...

12. September 2009
(Newsletter /Current Issues)

... his company's customers -- one that gives them what he describes as an offshore development laboratory for their own company and one where acquiring a knowledge of the business culture is as important ...

13. August 2009
(Newsletter /Current Issues)

... first occasion that I can remember where I went out of the way to tell the world the story of a new and very fascinating technology but 30 years later one unfortunately that has not gotten very far because ...

14. July 2009
(Newsletter /Current Issues)

... the July issue in order to present two interviews. The first, with Sara Wedeman, was done on June 4. We both have labored mightily to include it before final policy decisions are made in Washington, DC. ...

15. June 2009
(Newsletter /Current Issues)

... for the state’s local phone company. The change was from the staid rate of return utility model that had made ATT a blue chip for people to count on for retirement since 1934 to a darling of Wall Street ...

16. May 2009
(Newsletter /Current Issues)

... is the funding of local universities to set up regional centers as part of a network in a way that enables them to become global players. To make his monetary resources grow as fast as possible he also ...

17. April 2009
(Newsletter /Current Issues)

... and also many servers at one and now 10 Gbps feasible was the abandonment of the old “carrier class routers” and the adoption of 10 gigabit Ethernet (10GE), in full-scale switches where a 10GE port costs ...

18. March 2009
(Newsletter /Current Issues)

... The network design is to emphasize local control and local social networking services. Eight weeks of symposium discussion highlights are included. The major discussion is one involving primarily ...

19. COOK Report Business Model
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... the whole list or for private one-on-one mail.  I obviously cannot police this at the level of every single member but I find, unfortunately, that I must state it in order to circumscribe behavior that ...

20. February 2009
(Newsletter /Current Issues)

... rings around Amsterdam creating an attractive environment that allowed the city to become a global hub for layer three traffic at AMS-IX and layer one and two optical light waves at NetherLight. Kees ...