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Cutting Room: My Big Fat Royal Wedding Idea
Ian White asks if Carphone Warehouse’s plan to sell off cheap Royal Wedding handsets is one of its prouder moments.
Business Watch:Three Group is finally punching its weight
Hutchison Whampoa’s Three operation has finally posted a profit 10 years since it was founded. Dominic White looks at why it is welcome news for the company
Cutting Room: Can Nokia get its mojo working?
Nokia’s decision to cut back on marketing hasn’t done it any favours
Business Watch: Service revenue struggles to shake recession
First the good news. Mobile industry service revenue growth improved across Europe in the Christmas quarter, according to industry experts Enders Analysis. Now the bad news. By “improved growth”, Enders only means that revenues fell less than in the previous quarter the same year. Worse still, things are going to get tougher this year as
Business Watch: iPad’s rivals still struggling to make inroads
The iPad 2 knocks spots off the competition, according to analysts who all seem to be gushing in awe at Apple’s new tablet
Parallel Lines: Unified comms – who’s winning the race?
Abzorb managing director Mike Walsh says the market will really start to take off and create new opportunities once there is a truly unified product-set from operators
Cutting Room:Three fighting for spectrum share
All eyes are on Ofcom as the spectrum debate carries on with Three continuing to make it known it doesn’t feel it will get a fair deal
Speakers’ Corner: Long odds on operator epiphanies
David Hilliard, chief executive of Mentor, specialist in telecoms execution challenges, explains why crucial plans from the networks will either fail, or only work at a great cost
Sharp End: Nokia and Microsoft tie-up and Orange benefits
Dealer Jez Harris discusses how the Nokia and Microsoft partnership will benefit both companies long-term, as well as praising Orange’s efforts in the business market
Business Watch: Nokia Microsoft gamble could be worth billions
So now we know what Nokia’s new chief executive Stephen Elop had up his sleeve as his big-bang turnaround strategy for the world’s leading handset maker