The European Union just passed new rules called the Digital Markets Act or DMA. This legislation imposes new rules to better control tech companies like
As a guest on the TD Ameritrade Network with Nicole Petallides on The Watch List, I discussed what 5G looked like going forward for investors and which
More greetings from the 49th state, where Jim and the editor wrapped up their trip last week. Pictured here is the main boat dock in Seward,
We have such high expectations on how 5G will change our lives. This fire is being stoked by marketing and advertising from so many companies
June greetings from the 49th state, home to some pretty noisy glaciers (Aialik Glacier pictured). We have had a terrific ten days touring many of the
The European Union has declared that USB Type-C standard connectors will be required for charging various devices sold from 2024. This seems to have grabbed
The European Union has declared that USB Type-C standard connectors will be required for charging various devices sold from 2024. This seems to have grabbed
The European Union has declared that USB Type-C standard connectors will be required for charging various devices sold from 2024. This seems to have grabbed
Verizon is one of the strongest wireless companies in the United States. That being said, over the last decade they have not been firing on
At the Ericsson Global Industry Analyst Forum 2022, they discussed both where they stand in today’s wireless market and their growth strategy moving forward. Based
Belated Memorial Day and June greetings from Missouri and Nebraska. Pictured is our pooch Abby (left with stick) and the neighbor dog, Lucy, enjoying Midwest
What’s next for Facebook, now Meta, when Sheryl Sandberg exits? It has grown over the years from a start-up, college project under Mark Zuckerberg, to
As a telecom and wireless analyst over 35 years, I have witnessed the communications industry grow and change dramatically. This transformation continues today and will
The metaverse is becoming a very noisy place. It’s getting difficult for companies to be seen and heard. So, how can you raise volume of
May greetings from five states. Lots of miles in the last month traveling through amazing parts of the Midwest and South. The opening picture is