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Amazon’s latest attempts to experiment with your privacy?
Amazon released a series of products and services in what looks like an experiment to see how much privacy users are willing to surrender. Read more…
Articles by Richard Windsor
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China has outlawed cryptocurrencies, killing off another industry
China has outlawed cryptocurrencies in a move that seeks to protect the central government’s control of the financial system. Read more…
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Antpocalypse now – the state seals Ant Group’s fate
Further interventions into the Ant Group by the regulator ensure that the businesses will be less nimble, less efficient, and less innovative Read more…
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Can telcos break the inevitable cycle and reach for ‘The Metaverse’?
Telcos are once again trying to avoid becoming commodity bit pipes and this time they are trying their hand at the AR ad VR Metaverse for 5G. Read more…
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iOS users are opting not to be tracked and it’s creating marketing mayhem
iOS users are opting not to be tracked which has led to an exodus of marketing money from iOS which does not appear to be going to Android. Read more…
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ByteDance seems keen to sell AI-toolkits, but not the crown jewels
While it would appear that ByteDance is making its AI crown jewels available to all and sundry, but the critical stuff is being kept in-house. Read more…
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MWC 2021 – a dearth of news flow and a pale shadow of its former self
MWC 2021 is in full swing but a dearth of news flow and footfall at the event reveals that the event is a very pale shadow of its former self Read more…
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Should telcos just be packet pushers? The evidence is mounting
AT&T and Verizon’s failure in media is a stark warning that telcos need to do something very special in order to avoid being packet pushers. Read more…
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Cryptocurrencies are speculative assets, not mediums of exchange
Tesla’s Bitcoin foray – a clear demonstration that cryptocurrencies are speculative assets and totally unsuitable to be mediums of exchange. Read more…
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Jack Ma’s fall from grace in China and the effect on Alibaba
The fall from grace of Jack Ma in the eyes of China’s government has created an opportunity that may be replicated elsewhere. Read more…
