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EuGH: Anbieter von WLAN-Netzen haften nicht für Dritte - SPIEGEL ONLINE
Piracy  Wireless  Privacy  Internet  Privacy  Vorratsdatenspeicherung 
march 2016 by asterisk2a
Everything You Need To Know About iOS 9’s New Content Blockers | TechCrunch
Ben Thompson: Apple Enables Ad-Blockers - http://exponent.fm/episode-048-an-exhausting-week/ --- is apple nudging content providers to point people to the native app?! as mobile web gets better!? and bandwidth and coverage better!? --- under the cover of Privacy and user experience! --- with the exception of its own ad-network iAD, sure. // what a move. // &! The adblocking revolution is months away (with iOS 9) – with trouble for advertisers, publishers and Google - bit.ly/1UfXjsT &! bit.ly/1MxoHge // &! Apple, has made Content Blocking “official”, ad-supported publishing business models are in trouble. [...] [PAGEVIEWS as business model] Too many sites are just echo chambers, they rewrite news releases, add strong adjectives and adverbs, and a bit of spin. [news is free, analysis and perspective not] - bit.ly/1Fe6u0D //&! tcrn.ch/1UCagrA - Begun, The Mobile Ad-Blocking Wars Have [...] increasing bloatware of online advertising. &! tcrn.ch/1O0VcoI << ad business model not working!!!
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august 2015 by asterisk2a
How AOL Fits Into Verizon's Business - YouTube
- w data we can serve "great great" consumer experience, serve more targeted content (relevant, context), serve more (relevant, contextual) branded content (advertising, relevant adversing)
AOL  Verizon  Programmatic  Content  Programmatic  Advertising  advertisement  targeting  advertisement  re-targeting  The  Content  Wars  Big  Data  Wireless  Carrier  perma-cookie  cookies  TechCrunch  Meta  Data  metadata  user  contextual  context  ISP  cable  provider  USA  utility  Net  Neutrality 
august 2015 by asterisk2a
Pando: The $13 billion question: Is the dramatic step up in corporate VC cyclical or structural?
Corporate venture capital has a difficult relationship with Silicon Valley. They’re in, then they’re out. Sometimes they invest for return, other times they just invest to get a quick peek under the competition’s covers. And the worst: When right of first refusal M&A clauses can hinder a startup’s future options. Other would-be acquirers can be loathe to even kick the tires lest they be little more than a stalking horse in a deal that’s already a fait accompli. [ even NYT invested some money into a EU start-up to sell single articles on a platform (silo) ] // Corporate VCs move slower than a typical VC can, which is annoying to time-pressed founders. And frequently “the partners” aren’t great or even operating in a partner structure. Think about it: Why would a top VC be at a corporate? With rare exceptions, ...
Venture  Capital  Intel  Microsoft  Wireless  Carrier 
august 2015 by asterisk2a
Susan Crawford on Why Our Internet Access Is Slow, Costly and Unfair | Moyers & Company | BillMoyers.com
Captive Audience: The Telecom Industry and Monopoly Power in the New Gilded Age
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august 2015 by asterisk2a
The smartphone is the new sun — Benedict Evans
In this light, incidentally, Satya Nadella's suggestion that Xbox is no longer core was as interesting as the end of 'Windows Everywhere' (which I discussed here). Microsoft has been working on adding computing to TV since before phones even had screens. But it turns out that it's the smartphone, not the TV, that's  the centre of the experience, and the TV is dumb glass just as the mobile network is a dumb pipe.
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august 2015 by asterisk2a
Samsung’s Latest Galaxy Note 5 Could Be the End of the High-Priced Phablet | Re/code
“The data is showing that unless there is a brand pull (and only Apple is in this category), the device game has become a price game,” said wireless industry consultant Chetan Sharma. “This is especially true on the high end. Given that some good devices are available at half the price makes it hard for Samsung, LG, Sony and similar players to be successful with a device on the high end.” One need only look at recent financials from Samsung, HTC and Sony to see the impact that this is already having on both sales and profits. There is another big trend hurting Samsung and others trying to sell premium devices. Until very recently, consumers have been able to snap up even the priciest phones for as little as $200 with a two-year contract. But in a trend started by T-Mobile and increasingly true across the U.S. wireless industry, carriers are no longer subsidizing these devices.
HTC  Samsung  Android  Lenovo  Motorola  Sony  LG  Wireless  Carrier  Xiaomi  commodity  business  commoditization  differentiate  differentiation  category 
august 2015 by asterisk2a
NBCUniversal Buys Big Chunks of Vox Media and BuzzFeed | Re/code
[ independent outlets vanish from media landscape as the big ones invest or buy outright strategic (in their view) assets as they ponder the way forward into a future where they seem irrelevant (attributed at al by Facebook, Google, Twitter, dying newspaper, Appstore - the (smart)mobile phone, ... ] // Vox Media CEO Jim Bankoff — again, my boss — says that in addition to the NBCUniversal investment, the two companies now have a commercial partnership. That means, among other things, that they will collaborate on digital advertising, will work together on video advertising and video programming, and that you will likely see Vox Media employees more frequently on NBCU-owned networks like CNBC. (Re/code already had and continues to have a news partnership with CNBC). [...] Buzzfeed [apparently has] a revenue goal of $250 million in 2015. [...] NBCU more or less ignored digital for quiet some time. Still TV dwarfs digital publishing in real-terms $ ads spend, but TV is declining steadily.
Re/Code  Vox  Media  BuzzFeed  nbcuniversal  CNBC  NBC  Comcast  Verizon  TechCrunch  AOL  Wireless  Carrier  ISP  Big  Data  Programmatic  Content  Programmatic  Advertising  metadata  Meta  Data  user  Internet  Privacy  Privacy  perma-cookie  cookies  advertisement  targeting  advertisement  re-targeting  ad  targeting  The  Content  Wars  attention  span  user  behaviour  mobile  phone  mobile  homescreen  mobile  first  discovery  distribution  native  marketing  advertorial  TV  Television  cable  provider  USA  corporate  conglomerate  Social  Media  digital  economy  digital  Multimedia  digital  publishing 
august 2015 by asterisk2a
Do You Trust Larry Page? - Stratechery by Ben Thompson
Given the fact that Alphabet née Google is the second most valuable enterprise in the world, it’s striking to consider Larry Page’s 2014 assessment of the company he co-founded with Sergey Brin: I think we’ve not succeeded as much as we’d like. [...] Even Google’s famously far-reaching mission statement, to “organise the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful”, is not big enough for what he now has in mind. The aim: to use the money that is spouting from its search advertising business to stake out positions in boom industries of the future, from biotech to robotics. [...] Googles non-social approach to advertising vs Facebook and everyone else ] [ ad world begins finally to shift away from TV & other legacy forms & FB/Google are main beneficiaries coming years of changing ad spend ] [ Page/Brin want 2 lead the org 2 a new frontier. A new Google Search. &they think they a near it, ie self-driving car, that they think the timing is right NOW ]
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august 2015 by asterisk2a
Berlin’s Zeotap Raises $6.4M To Let Telcos Sell Customer Data To Mobile Advertisers | TechCrunch
[ the small print, its not free, ] Apparently, telecom operators are sitting on a huge amount of unique customer data that could provide much-needed revenue by being packaged up and sold to mobile advertisers and content providers to help them better target users. Or so says Zeotap, a startup that provides technology to enable telcos and marketers to unlock this potential treasure trove of user data. [...] for mobile advertisers the problem Zeotap is attempting to solve is the “severe shortage” of high-quality targeting data.
Wireless  Carrier  Big  Data  TOS  EULA  perma-cookie  tracking  advertisement  re-targeting  advertisement  targeting  user  Facebook  cookies  metadata  Meta  Data  bulk  collection  Vorratsdatenspeicherung  Snoopers  Charter  ISP  Google  Google  Inc.  AdSense  AOL  Programmatic  Advertising  Programmatic  Content 
august 2015 by asterisk2a
Windows 10: Microsoft under attack over privacy | Technology | The Guardian
>> It is not Free. Period! Stupid. << // &! Get Tracked with Windows 10 | Tech Talk Today 198 - youtu.be/Gh0y5drKwAE &! http://www.jupiterbroadcasting.com/85697/get-tracked-with-windows-10-ttt-198/ &! Microsoft’s new small print – how your personal data is (ab)used - https://edri.org/microsofts-new-small-print-how-your-personal-data-abused/ &! &! bit.ly/1eNKQJm - Mit Windows 10 wird alles besser - sagt Microsoft. Viele Neuerungen funktionieren aber nur, weil der Konzern auf Nutzerdaten zugreift. Wir zeigen, wie Sie die Datensammelei sinnvoll einschränken. [ einschraenken, nicht abschaltbar - selling you out ] &! bit.ly/1g2TLHN - Like all proprietary software, Windows 10 puts those that use it under the thumb of its owner. [...] Windows is an open window onto you &! bit.ly/1SFoXhT &! Linux: The OS of the Future - youtu.be/cTpujBq1Zi0 // &! bit.ly/1MUDxeB &! youtu.be/ULq1ajA1Jek
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august 2015 by asterisk2a
Can we all agree the justifications for this AOL/Verizon deal are batshit insane? | PandoDaily
PANDO - Sarah Lacy: "speaking to the truth of the power of tech [and Wall Street C-Suit spin & PR speak]" // A combined Verizon/AOL is nowhere close in terms of scale that actually matters in the ad business. [...] Verizon has just bought a technology platform [programmatic content and advertising]. That’s why HuffPo, much of the sales team, and nearly anything else can probably go. [...] AOL is hardly leading in anything ad related—it was growing revenues at less than 10% a year and ad sales are only one-third of AOL’s revenues. Verizon likewise hardly leads in “mobile video”—the stated reason they say they’re doing this deal is to augment their mobile streaming video service which launches next month. AOL mostly just gives them a platform to sell ads across it. Woo hoo! That’s why it was done at just 8.3 times next year’s expected earnings in an era of high priced deals. // &! bit.ly/1JujF2q
Programmatic  Advertising  Programmatic  Content  HuffPo  Huffington  Post  TechCrunch  Engadget  The  Content  Wars  Verizon  commodity  business  commoditization  AOL  Yahoo!  Y!  Yahoo  Tim  Armstrong  Google  Facebook  Wireless  Carrier  Wall  Street 
may 2015 by asterisk2a
A Year Later, $19 Billion For WhatsApp Doesn’t Sound So Crazy | TechCrunch
Messaging is the center of mobile. Snapchat is raising at around a $20 billion valuation. And no one cares who owns apps. On February 19th, 2014, we didn’t know any of these things for sure. So when Facebook announced it would pay $19 billion to acquire WhatsApp — an app most American pundits had never used — it seemed ludicrous. Zuck had to be crazy, right? Wrong. Without WhatsApp, Facebook’s international situation would look a lot dicier. And if a competitor like Google acquired it instead, it could have been disastrous. Instead, Facebook possess the most popular messaging app, and has neutralized the biggest threat to its global domination of social networking. Why? Chat Is The Mobile Portal! [...] Its Stories feature has grown into a competitor to Facebook’s News Feed. And Discover could make it all quite monetizable if it gets popular. Snapchat is constantly cited as where teens are ditching your parents’ social network for.
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february 2015 by asterisk2a
WhatsApp testing voice calls on Android
WhatsApp launches voice calling test for limited Android users; full rollout & iOS avail date undiscl; WhatsApp last mo surpassed 700M MAUs. // << TREND >> Means that Carriers will abandon charges for calls and put eventual cost (avg across users) as flat-rate item it into data plan cost. Thus customers pay only for data plan or flat-rate data plan. Carriers will eventually offer such plans, maybe even target them early at teems/parents with teens (family plans).
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february 2015 by asterisk2a
Google changes stance on net neutrality four years after Verizon deal | Ars Technica
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september 2014 by asterisk2a
EU Sends Questionnaire to Rivals Over Facebook Deal With WhatsApp - WSJ
European Union antitrust officials have sent a detailed questionnaire to competitors and customers of Facebook Inc. and message service WhatsApp as they probe the proposed $19 billion acquisition of the latter by the California-based tech giant. EU antitrust officials will try get to the heart of the competitive landscape and understand what separates a social network from a messaging application, according to a questionnaire sent to them, and seen by The Wall Street Journal. Competitors have until Sept. 8 to reply to the questionnaire, which runs to nearly 70 pages and contains in-depth questions on the ease of switching between networks, how easy it is to create new competitors, and how the new social media industry and its apps compete with traditional telecoms services.
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september 2014 by asterisk2a
T-Mobile adds Songza, Rdio, others to Music Freedom; Google Play Music 'later this year' | The Verge
@TMobile adds 6 new partners to its Music Freedom initiative: @songza, @Rdio, @Grooveshark, @accuradio, Black Planet, & @radioparadise; they join @Spotify, @pandora_radio, iTunes Radio & more; the service lets users stream music from those services w/o it affecting their data plan >> only possible in US? WhatsApp has a deal in Germany of such kind. // +++ http://pando.com/2014/08/28/t-mobiles-music-freedom-plan-subsidizes-data-plans-without-really-threatening-net-neutrality/
Zero  Rating  Wireless  Carrier  Net  Neutrality  ISP  barriers  to  entry  antitrust  Bundeskartellamt  USA  Europe  WhatsApp 
august 2014 by asterisk2a
Wikipedia Zero und Netzneutralität: Wikimedia wendet sich gegen das offene Internet | netzpolitik.org
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet.org || In einem Blog-Post, bewarb Erik Möller, der stellvertretende Direktor der Wikimedia Foundation, ein relativ neues Angebot: Wikipedia Zero, eine Partnerschaft mit Telekom-Unternehmen die den priorisierten, gebührenfreien Zugang zur Wikipedia bereitstellt. Die Idee dahinter ist, die hohen Datengebühren zu umgehen, die immer noch viele Menschen auf der ganzen Welt zwingen, offline zu bleiben. || - deals that are anti-competitive. -- +++ See "Free Mobile Data Plans Are Going to Crush the Startup Economy | Business | WIRED wired.com" || >>> Mobile Platform become more inequal with preferential treatment and App Store. Long-tail does not exist.
Facebook  Internet.org  Wikipedia  Wikipedia  Zero  Net  Neutrality  Frontier  Markets  Developing  World  Emerging  Markets  barriers  to  entry  antitrust  WhatsApp  Zero  Rating  Wireless  Carrier  Mobile  network  operator  Open  Platform  Platform  App  Store  long-tail  Silicon  Valley 
august 2014 by asterisk2a
Free Mobile Data Plans Are Going to Crush the Startup Economy | Business | WIRED
@howardlindzon - The scariest market news I have read all year but something @mparekh always warns me of. fredwilson http://avc.com/2014/07/the-scourge-of-zero-rating/ "Soon a startup will have to negotiate a zero rating plan before launching because mobile app customers will be trained to only use apps that are zero rated on their network." // @cdixon "Free Mobile Data Plans are Going to Crush the Start Economy" // WhatsApp & e-Plus in Germany - http://gigaom.com/2014/04/08/whatsapp-becomes-a-virtual-carrier-in-germany-with-the-help-of-e-plus/ & http://techcrunch.com/2014/04/07/whatsapp-launches-a-e10-sim-with-e-plus-in-germany-with-free-whatsapp-usage-included/ || + Wikipedia Zero - http://blog.wikimedia.org/2014/08/01/wikipedia-zero-and-net-neutrality-protecting-the-internet/
Net  Neutrality  barriers  to  entry  antitrust  Europe  USA  Bundeskartellamt  cartel  ISP  Wireless  Carrier  oligopoly  self-regulation  regulators  regulation  Start-Up  advice  Start-Up  lesson  WhatsApp  Zero  Rating  Mobile  network  operator 
august 2014 by asterisk2a
Connectify - Turn your Windows 7 laptop into a Wi-Fi Hotspot
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june 2010 by asterisk2a
Boingo Wireless | Wireless Internet. Wi-Fi Access. One Click Log On
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april 2010 by asterisk2a

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