Is it time to do for the European telecoms infrastructure equipment industry what was done for the European car industry in the 1980s?
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BT's new telly ad which shows a couple of family members settling down for a chin-wag and advising 'better use a landline' has an important kernel of truth. If you want to immerse yourself in a good goss, don't use a mobile.
I'm never quite sure whether some of these 'green' initiatives are seriously intended or are taking the piss.
The more satellites put up for global positioning, the faster it will be to get to the first fix. This will be the major benefit for positioning of adding the European GALILEO constellation and, once repaired, the Russian GLONASS constellation, to the American GPS constellation.
Could it be that the land of the free might permit its citizens to access a telecommunications service operating in unlicensed spectrum, using any access device they like?
The Scrooge-like attitude to bandwidth of BT and cable TV providers is coming, like Marley's ghost, to haunt us.

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