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You hate AUPs, but you need one for guest Wi-Fi access

Network World Deb Boehling If you are a smart enterprise customer, you hate carrier “acceptable use policies” (AUPs). They have virtuous roots (avoiding liability for customer communications under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act) but have morphed into lengthy, (allegedly) non-negotiable, overly broad and one-sided “agreements” that make the customer responsible […]

Turmoil in the TEM World

The Voice Report (Vol. 32, No. 12) Hank Levine and Justin Castillo The big news in TEM is the changes in the industry, including (and especially) among the leaders. Not to mention the products and how users pay for them or don’t. By way of background, consider that in 2010 […]

Impact on Enterprise Customers of AT&T Acquisition of T-Mobile

No Jitter (www.nojitter.com) Kevin DiLallo and Ben Fox AT&T’s proposed acquisition of T-Mobile USA will, if approved, significantly degrade the competitive landscape in the wireless services market. When all is said and done it could effectively reduce the number of significant providers not by a quarter but by half. The […]

Protect Your pre-1997 IP Address

With IPv4 space running out any day now, is your legacy IP address space safe? Computerworld Marc Lindsey If your company obtained its IP address space before 1997, you have probably received several letters from the American Registry for Internet Numbers Ltd. (ARIN) encouraging you to enter into a contractual […]