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Abstract
Jeff Kagan
Wireless, Telecom and Technology Analyst
Columnist ~ Author of Books and Reports ~ Speaker ~ Consultant
Analysis of high tech products and trends and the changes that are
reshaping the industry
PRESS RELEASE: Jeff Kagan Invites New Clients click here
At bottom of this page is a list of several companies Kagan has worked
with and follows
Photo from New York Times article
Offering unique analysis and commentary on breaking news and events to
help you understand the changing industry, who is winning, what is next
and why you should care.
A search of the name "Jeff Kagan" shows he remains one of the most
quoted and best known wireless, telecom or technology industry analysts
in the world today, and over the last 25 years.
Clients; Jeff Kagan is an analyst and consultant who has followed the
industry for 25 years. Clients are companies in the industry. He
follows news and competition and offers opinion and comment on the
changing industry to those who ask in articles, books, reports,
speeches, research and conversations with the media. Working with and
following these competitors gives him a deeper understanding of the
issues, challenges and opportunities they face. This is valuable
perspective to customers, investors, media, executives and employees.
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Jeff Kagan Column
One of the most popular columns on E-Commerce Times (click here),
part of the ECT News Network with 6 million readers.
The column also appears on tens of thousands of additional web sites
throughout the US market and world-wide.
ecommercetimes/story/Healthcares-Great-Wireless-Transfor
mation-70650.html
Healthcare's Great Wireless Transformation
By Jeff Kagan
E-Commerce Times
08/19/10 5:00 AM PT
If pharmaceutical companies and physicians can harness the power of
wireless devices, they can communicate with patients from the moment a
prescription is written, using proven tools like educational starter
kits delivered via email, live prescription reminder outreach calls,
and interactive voice response messages that provide prescription
information and lifestyle tips.
About 15 years ago, I had an office next door to Barry Green. At the
time, our businesses had nothing in common. I was a wireless analyst
and he was in healthcare. I recently got a call out of the blue from
Barry asking for my help in evaluating an opportunity. When I took a
look at what he was doing, I realized the world has changed
dramatically. Suddenly, our previously unrelated businesses of wireless
and healthcare were crashing together.
This is true not only for healthcare, but also for many other
industries as well. They are all. . .
. . . click link above for story.
ecommercetimes/story/Why-ATT-and-Comcast-Are-Changing-Th
eir-Brands-70601.html
OPINION
Why AT&T and Comcast Are Changing Their Brands
By Jeff Kagan
E-Commerce Times
08/12/10 5:00 AM PT
A new wave of competition in the marketplace has begun. The phone
companies' IPTV services and satellite television companies like
DirecTV and DISH are competing with the cable television industry for
the big all-or-nothing bundle. It's a battle for the whole consumer.
The space will change completely over the next several years, and this
changing marketplace represents an incredible opportunity and threat
for every competitor.
After giving a speech, I was asked a question that got me thinking.
Many of you may be wondering about this too. AT&T (NYSE: T) and Comcast
(Nasdaq: CMCSK) have two of the strongest brand names in the business
-- so why in the world are they both suddenly changing them? What are
we, as customers and investors, not aware of?
AT&T's new brand is "Rethink Possible" and Comcast's is "Xfinity." One
is a brand remake, and the other is a master brand remake, which means
. . .
. . . click link above for story.
ecommercetimes/story/70554.html
OPINION
Will the BlackBerry Torch Save RIM?
By Jeff Kagan
E-Commerce Times
08/05/10 5:00 AM PT
One thing I noticed at the Torch event was new for RIM. It was put
together to generate lots of energy, but I did not sense the kind of
excitement I expected. This was RIM's attempt, but it is just a quieter
personality. More business-oriented. That has served the company well
over the years -- and there's nothing really was wrong with that
approach -- but things are changing.
. . . click link above for story.
ecommercetimes/story/70509.html
OPINION
AT&T Is Winning Its Catch-Up Race
By Jeff Kagan
E-Commerce Times
07/29/10 5:00 AM PT
AT&T focused on smartphones before it was cool. Before everyone else
did. Many thought it was nuts. However, that is the direction the
industry is now heading in, and it is paying off for AT&T. Nuts may be
good. AT&T is about to start realizing the payoff from its heavy
network investments, and millions of customers are about to start
feeling a lot happier about their carrier.
. . . click link above for story.
Click here for more Jeff Kagan news stories and columns on E Commerce Times
Click here for previous Jeff Kagan columns on JeffKAGAN
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Jeff Kagan Author
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Book describes the changing wireless, telecom and technology industry
Click on Winning Communications Strategies Book
Author Jeff Kagan writes books on the changing industry, changing
opportunities and risks, focusing on the companies and the
technologies.
Click here for more information on books
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Jeff Kagan quoted in news stories
A small sampling. . .
SiloBreaker
Click here for Jeff Kagan on Twitter
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The Jeff Kagan Report & Comment
Public and Private reports are written for sale to the public or for
individuals or companies. They help with the thinking of execs,
customers, investors, the media, workers, competitors, supportive
companies and so on.
NEW REPORTS
CHANGING WIRELESS AND TELECOM JOB MARKET IN 2010; (click here)
Changing opportunities in wireless, telecommunications,
Internet, Cable television and IPTV
Keep up-to-date as the job market continues to change.
STATE OF THE INDUSTRY 2010; Wireless and Telecom in Transition (click
here)
Opportunities, Challenges and Risks. What's coming next? More . .
.
More reports on Jeff Kagan Report & Comment page
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About the Companies and Technologies Kagan Worked With and Follows Over 25
Years
Kagan has worked as an industry analyst and consultant with and
followed all the major competitors in local and long distance
telephone, wireless and cellular space, and as the industry continues
to transform itself he now follows and has worked with many of
companies in the cable television and IPTV, computers, operating
systems and Internet space.
This includes telephone, computer, TV, as well as equipment makers,
handset and smart-phone makers, computer manufacturers, OS Operating
System and software makers.
Kagan follows the larger changing industry from a high level. Watching
the transforming industry and opportunities, tracking the winners and
the losers and watching what is coming next that will transform the
marketplace over the next few years.
Starting out 25 years ago following the long distance industry, he has
been part of the changing industry through the long distance battles,
the local phone company competition, the changing wireless industry,
the explosive and rule breaking Internet and now television with the
new competition between telephone companies and cable television
companies for the 'whole-customer'.
Stories and reports Kagan writes are either general about the changing
industry, or specific about individual companies. He has worked with
many companies from time-to-time over the years. If he writes about a
company he is currently working with Kagan makes that clear in his
writing.
Winners and losers have changed dramatically over the years. Many
companies who were winners in an industry 10 years ago no longer exist.
Today the leaders seem bullet-proof, but suddenly new competitors in
the smart-phone space are changing the rules and economics of the
entire business. Who will the winners be in the next several years?
The industry continues to transform itself every few years. We are in
the middle of another transformation right now. This started a few
short years ago and has the power not only to change the industry
leaders, but to transform the economics of the business going forward.
How will this impact the telephone, the wireless, the television, the
Internet and the computer space. The answer is very dramatically.
The question is, who will be the leaders be in a few short years in
this take-no-prisoners war currently being waged.
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Kagan Among Most Influential Analysts
Photo from New York Times
AdWeek and Technology Marketing magazines named Jeff Kagan one of
the most influential technology industry analysts in America.
And from that short list the highest ranked telecom industry
analyst, in their Influencers Report.
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Radio and Television interviews
A sample of radio and TV news stories where Jeff Kagan has been
interviewed
Jeff Kagan appears on Dale Cardwell's new consumer television show
TRUST DALE TV as wireless and telecom expert.
TRUSTDale TRUSTDale/TRUSTDale-tv/
Click here to watch interview
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Radio Interview
Interview w Clark Howard of WSB TV Atlanta, on June 23, 2010
About the new Apple iPhone coming out tomorrow.
CLICK HERE to listen to interview
Video news story
Radio Interview
Interview w the Wall Street Journal Marketwatch radio program
About HP merging with Palm and what it means going forward
CLICK HERE to listen to interview
Radio Interview
Interview w Scott Slade on the Morning news on WSB AM 750 in Atlanta
About the GOOGLE NEXUS ONE phone
CLICK HERE to listen to interview
Radio Interview
Interview on Mornings with Ray Dunaway on WTIC-AM NewsTalk 1080
wtic
About the changing telecom industry and AT&T layoffs.
CLICK HERE to listen to interview Click here for another link
Radio Interview
Playback of 30 minute live radio interview with Jeff Kagan on US
population increasingly going wireless only.
NPR Public Radio station 89.3 KPCC-FM in Los Angeles CA kpcc
CLICK HERE to listen to interview
Click here for more interviews . . .
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SPEAKER
- Jeff Kagan Speech Part 1-
Last few minutes of speech (click picture) Beginning of
speech (click picture)
Jeff Kagan has become one of the most popular and successful speakers
in the wireless, telecom and high tech world over the last 25 years.
Kagan gives keynote speeches to larger groups, and talks to smaller
groups on the changing state of the industry, changing competition and
where the industry is headed. He speaks at meetings of employees,
executives, customers, investors and the general business community.
Also at trade shows, investment groups, advertising and public
relations groups, university and educational groups.
Click here for more on Jeff Kagan speeches
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References from recent speeches
Jeff Kagan speaking at Emory University Goizueta Business School,
Atlanta GA
We had great feedback from your presentation --- it's a blessing to be
able to continue to "run like crazy" every morning.
Fred Brott, President, Intec, Intec Telecom Systems
Jeff Kagan is knowledgeable, engaging and incredibly insightful. His
presentations and speeches over the years have been provocative,
informational and impressive. He is bright, prepared and clearly one of
the nation's leading experts in the field. We have used Jeff's great
services for years.
Timothy S. Mescon, President, Columbus State University, Columbus GA,
Georgia State University System
Click here for more speaking references
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Backgrounder
Who is Jeff KAGAN ?
White House
"Even though I've given hundreds of speeches from sea to shining sea,
just standing at the White House podium in the press briefing room
during a very special tour of the West Wing with the family was a
real thrill. The Oval Office was amazing too. I want a home office
like that."
White House
Jeff KAGAN
Industry Analyst and Consultant
Publisher of The Jeff Kagan Report & Comment
Speaker and Author
~
One of America's most prolific industry commentators!
Over the past twenty-five years Jeff Kagan has become one of the best
known and most often quoted analysts and consultants in the industry.
He has spoken at countless industry conferences, Colleges and
Universities and company meetings to groups of employees, customers
and investors. He examines the changing industry, who is leading and
why. That includes new and competitive technologies and the advertising
and marketing issues and strategies these companies face as they
compete. Including technology trends, customer behavior, business
models, and attitudes of both the customer and the competitors.
He publishes The Jeff Kagan Report & Comment which is research and
commentary reports on the changing industry looking at What's hot,
What's not and What's next? Kagan takes a look at companies,
technology, competition and the coming changes. This industry has been
rapidly changing over the last few decades. Some companies do a great
job of driving change and staying on target. Others get lost during the
waves of rapid change. Their are valuable lessons to be learned from
both sides.
He has written white papers, executive briefs, case studies and public
and private reports.
Was a member of Newt Gingrich's high tech roundtable while he was US
Speaker of the House of Representatives and spoke at government
meetings.
Although Jeff Kagan may discuss legal or investment issues, he does not
provide legal advice or services, or investment advice or services, and
his comments should not be construed or used as such. He does examine
competitors history, where they are now, and where they are expected to
be tomorrow, and why.
He offers opinion and strategic vision and advice to those looking for
his insight. He offers commentary to a variety of clients, competitors,
investment groups, advertising and public relations agencies and a
variety of other companies and groups through teleconferences,
speeches, reports and meetings.
Kagan regularly meets with and talks with the competitors, compares
their strategies, products, services, competitive actions and offers
comments in speeches, articles, research and in conversations with the
media.
Kagan follows the blooming eco Green environmental movement in
companies which is starting to take off. Watching how companies
transform what they do and how they do it.
Over the last 25 years the media calls for comments to help them round
out stories, and Kagan talks with them to keep his thoughts in the
national conversation.
He has tracked the companies as the industry evolves, from local and
long distance companies, to wireless, to Internet to television, to
computers, operating systems and software, and beyond.
He follows all the companies and is available to participate in their
analyst relations programs.
As all industry analysts, his earnings come from a variety of sources
including speaking fees, research and consulting fees from a variety of
individuals, companies and organizations in the industry.
He follows the news, announcements, competitive issues and trends of
the industry and offers comment, analysis and opinion to the media, to
companies and at industry meetings and conferences. His comments and
analysis have shown up in thousands of articles and news stories in all
the major print and broadcast media including USA Today, The Wall
Street Journal, New York Times, Business Week, Fortune, CNN, CNBC, ABC,
CBS, etc.
As a nationally recognized industry analyst he is also a highly sought
speaker, commentator, columnist, professional agitator and author.
Kagan has given keynote addresses and speeches at a wide variety of of
corporate meetings, College and University programs and industry
conferences ranging in size from a handful of senior execs to a few
thousand customers, employees or conference attendees.
He is also called on by advertising and public relations agencies and
many other firms who are interested in his analysis of the changing
industry and marketplace, and who want to brief him on their
announcements and strategies.
Kagan is a 'fee based' analyst. He gives interviews, analysis and
insights to the media for free, and charges everyone else. As a "friend
to all" he brings an objective, outside perspective on competitive and
customer issues and trends. Mr. Kagan started his practice in 1987.
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ANALYSIS AND COMMENT OVER E-MAIL
Jeff Kagan offers analysis and comment on breaking wireless and telecom
news by email.
He also sends occasional articles and columns to this list.
Also he sends information on new reports as they are completed and put
on sale.
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Join my email list.
Send me an email to jeff@jeffkagan and ask to be added to my email
list
so I can send you my analysis and opinion of the changing industry
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A few nice stories about Kagan or Books where his comments have appeared
Telecom analyst and business book author Jeff Kagan prefers to call the
smartphone industry an "adventure" rather than a mere business segment.
Redmond Channel Partner
"What man is key to press coverage of the telecommunications industry?
What man's disappearance would bring telco reporting to a grinding
halt? Never heard of Jeff Kagan? Well, obviously you don't read about
the telecom industry. Because if you did, you'd have heard of him, all
right."
TheStreet
Jeff Kagan, a sole practitioner operating out of his home in the
Atlanta suburbs, became the single most widely quoted analyst in the
telecommunications industry on the strength of his ability to turn a
phrase.
BOOK; Tough Calls: AT&T and the Hard Lessons Learned from the Telecom
Wars
By Dick Martin, Executive Vice President (retired) AT&T, 2005
"The vast majority of us are going to be using wireless phones as our
main phones" says noted telecom analyst Jeff Kagan in the USA Today
story.
BOOK: What's Yours is Mine in 2003 by Adam D. Thierer, Clyde Wayne
Crews
"This isn't going to be a ripple on a pond. It's a tidal wave from a
boulder," said Atlanta telecom analyst Jeff Kagan.
BOOK: Disconnected: Deceit and Betrayal at WorldCom 2004 by Lynne W.
Jeter
Jeff Kagan is quoted in media stories on the wireless and telecom and
consumer electronics industry in major media nationwide and globally,
hundreds of times per year, year after year, in newspapers, magazines,
trade journals, television and radio.
Telecom Trends; A look at what's ahead for telecom in '07, with Jeffrey
Kagan... and CNBC's David Faber.
CNBC
"One of America's most often quoted industry analysts"
Kensington Group, Inc. Analyst Quotation Tracking System
(TM)
"One of America's most influential industry analysts"
ADWEEK's Technology Marketing Magazine, Influencers Report
"Telecom analyst and Internet Prognosticator, Jeff Kagan"
FORTUNE
"Jeffrey Kagan is a top telecom analyst and 15 year industry vet"
FORTUNE
"It's fair to say that Jeffrey Kagan of Atlanta is an expert on
telecommunications. He wrote a book on the subject, gives interviews
and speeches and keeps up with the latest trends."
NEW YORK TIMES
Telecom: A report from the future. What's your wireless Web strategy?
By Jeff Kagan
Wachovia technology report
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Working with companies and fee's
Over the last 25 years Jeff Kagan has worked with many companies on a
variety of projects.
He is an analyst, author, speaker, market researcher, and report
writer. Each of these is different.
Before we discuss working together it is important to meet and get to
know each other. Then if we decide we are a good match we can discuss
next steps. Kagan does not work with every company. In fact he says no
to most simply because it is not a good match.
However if you want to discuss the possibility he invites you to
contact him.
To give a better understanding, Jeff Kagan is an industry analyst. This
is probably the best way to describe what he does. He has worked with a
wide variety of companies (see list below).
He tries to help everyone. He travels, attends meetings and
conferences, participates in conference calls and so on. He writes
books and reports and give speeches.
In addition, he works with and learns about many companies. They
contact him and he learns how they compare and compete and how they are
changing the marketplace.
He then uses what he has learned from a wide variety of meetings with
many companies and helps others better understand. Others like
customers and prospects, the media, investors, regulators and
employees.
He shares what he is thinking with everyone in his columns, speeches,
discussions with the media, books and so on.
He earns a living in a variety of ways including speakers fees and
working with some companies on a retainer basis. He writes reports and
books either sponsored by companies or purchased by the reader.
There is a wide variety of choices and ways to work together.
First things first. Give him a call 770-579-5810 or send him an email
to jeff@jeffkagan and lets begin to talk.
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A list of companies Kagan worked with and follows
Wireless and wire-line telephone service, handsets and equipment, cable
TV and IPTV services, technology, Internet, computers, web sites and
software.
AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, Qwest, Clearwire, Embarq, Alcatel, Lucent,
Nortel, Global Crossing, Cellular South, Intec Telecom, Emerson, APCC,
Cap Gemini, Ivans, Best Buy, Con Ed, ADC Telecom, Blanc and Otus,
Manning Selvage and Lee, Weber Shandwick, J. Walter Thompson DWP Bates
Technology, Elliot Associates and Big Band.
And many other companies over the years, some who are no longer here
due to mergers like Air Fiber, Teligent, WinStar, Equant, Compaq
Telecom, Pac Bell, Marconi, MCI, US West, SBC, Bell Atlantic,
BellSouth, Terabeam, Ameritech and NYNEX.
Also other networks like T-Mobile. Handset makers like Apple iPhone,
Google Android, Nokia, Samsung, LG, Sony Ericsson, RIM Blackberry,
Motorola, Palm and HTC. Cable television companies like Comcast, Time
Warner, Cox, CableVision, Charter Communications and Bright House
Networks. Satellite TV companies like DirecTV, EchoStar and Dish
Network. VoIP companies like Vonage and Skype. Equipment companies like
Intel, Toshiba, Lenovo, HP, Dell, Gateway, Sony, Texas Instruments,
AMD, SAP, Sybase, Oracle, IBM, Alcatel-Lucent, Cisco, Nortel, Paetec,
BT, Deutsche Telekom, Siemans, Avaya, Sun Microsystems, Corning,
Tellabs, Ciena and NEC. Software and OS makers like Qualcomm and
Microsoft. Wireless broadband providers like Clearwire and Harbinger
Capital Partners new LightSquared.
And many more as this wireless, telecom and high technology industry
continues to expand and grow.
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Stroke Special Info
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Stroke sidelined Jeff Kagan for several years. Fortunately he is one of
the lucky ones who has recovered and is back to work building his
business. He discusses the inspiring story of his Stroke and Recovery
(over the past 6 years) and teaches important lessons everyone should
know. He also talks about the changing industry with Richard Warner on
Georgia Business, Georgia Public Broadcasting, NPR
* Click here; Part One Part Two Part Three GPB Georgia Business
site
* Plus this article from InformationWeek with Jeff Kagan on stroke.
* Plus this article on The StrokeFoundation . com site.
* Plus read my articles on my stroke adventure.
* Visit Jeff Kagan Report on LIFE AFTER STROKE site. Read a free
portion.
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Here is how to contact Jeff KAGAN
Alright I have stopped. I know this is more than you ever wanted to
know about Jeff Kagan.
Thank you for listening.
Comments ~ Questions ~ Suggestions ~ Complaints ?
Send email to jeff@jeffkagan
Telephone 770.579.5810
Address; PO Box 670562, Marietta GA 30066
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analysis ~ Trends ~ Stroke ~ Market Research reports ~ Commentary ~
Telecom industry analyst ~ Telecom industry analysis ~ Telecom analyst
~ Telecommunications analyst ~ Telecommunications Industry analyst ~
Wireless analyst ~ Wireless Industry analyst ~ Cellular analyst ~
Cellular industry analyst ~ Internet analyst ~ Cable television analyst
~ Cable TV analyst ~ IPTV analyst ~ Computer analyst ~ Software analyst
~ Consultant
Advertising ~ Marketing ~ Public relations
Covering technologies from and companies like; AT&T ~ Verizon ~ Sprint
~ Qwest ~ T-Mobile ~ Apple ~ Google ~ Microsoft ~ Nokia ~ Samsung ~
Motorola ~ LG ~ Sony Ericsson ~ Kyocera ~ HTC ~ Comcast ~ Time Warner ~
Cox ~ Charter Communications ~ Cablevision ~ Cincinnati Bell Telephone
~ Evolve ~ Hargray Communications ~ Qualcomm ~ Global Crossing ~
Cellular South ~ Qualcomm ~ RIM ~ Research in Motion ~ Networks in
Motion ~ Clearwire ~ Boost Mobile ~ Leap Cricket ~ Ericsson ~ Emerson ~
Palm ~ S-Mobile ~ Windstream Communications ~ CenturyTel ~ CenturyLink
~ Alcatel-Lucent ~ Genband ~ Nortel ~ Cisco ~ Telcordia ~ Wirefly ~
Siemens ~ US Cellular ~ PaeTec ~ Brighthouse ~ Brightpoint ~ Dish
Network ~ EchoStar ~ Avaya ~ Sun Micro ~ Seagate ~ Corning ~ Tellabs ~
Ciena ~ NEC ~ Seagate ~ Telcordia ~ Tracfone ~ Centennial
Communications ~ Skype ~ Vonage ~ AOL ~ Intel ~ Toshiba ~ Lenovo ~ HP ~
Dell ~ Gateway ~ Sony ~ Texas Instruments ~ AMD ~ SAP ~ Sybase ~ Oracle
~ IBM ~ Harbinger Capital Partners ~ LightSquared ~ JNK Securities ~
and many others.
8x8, Inc ~ AboveNet ~ ACC Business ~ accel networks ~ AccessOne ~
Access2Go ~ airband ~ AireSpring ~ Alteva ~ American Telesis ~
BandTel ~ Bandwidth ~ BCN Telecom ~ Broad Sky Networks ~
Broadview Networks ~ broadvox ~ BullsEye Telecom ~ Cavalier Telephone
~ CBeyond ~ Charter Communications ~ Consolidated Technologies ~
Covad ~ Earthlink ~ First Communications ~ Global Crossing ~ GlowPoint
~ GraniteTelecommunications ~ Horizon ~ iCore Networks ~ integra
Telecom ~ Internap ~ ipfone ~ latisys ~ Level(3) ~ Lightyear Network
Solutions ~ M5 ~ Mediacom ~ MegaPath ~ MetTel ~ NBS ~ nectar ~
NetWolves ~ nitel ~ NTT Communications ~ O Communications ~ One
Communications ~ Optimum Lightpath ~ PaeTec ~ PowerNet Global ~ primus
~ Savvis ~ simple signal ~ speakeasy ~ stage 2 networks ~ STS ~
Telarus ~ TelePacific ~ Telesphere ~ TMC ~ TNCI ~ TouchTone
Communications ~ tw telecom ~ US Signal ~ Vonage ~ whaleback systems ~
xo ~ XPEC Global Solutions
Philip Falcone ~ Sanjiv Ahuja ~ Frank Boulben ~ Bill Williams
Wireless, Wire line, Cellular, Telephone, Broadband,
Telecommunications, Cable TV, IPTV, Internet, Computers, Software,
Advertising, Public Relations, Consumer Electronics, Green,
Environmental, eco, eco-friendly, eco-conscious
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