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Comms: Indian mobile sector in disarray

When people ask what doing business in India is like, just refer them to the telecoms sector. If they still want to invest in a country that can't make a decision and stick to it, it's up to them...

Comms: Mobile "apps" to have stronger privacy controls

California's Attorney General has secured the agreement of major "app" platforms to put in place privacy measures that match California's privacy laws. Apple, Google, RiM are amongst th...

Comms: the use and abuse of mobiles in disorder

When Thailand's Red Shirts began their uprising in 2007, the authorities discovered that SMS was being used to organise the protesters. Things have moved on with the widespread use of smartphones...

Comms: a new use for a biscuit tin

Think of three uses for a biscuit tin (excluding the 1970s joke about birth-control - and no, if you don't know it, this is not the place for it). Bet you didn't include communications security i...

Comms: Skype gets blue screen of death

It's embarrassing. Communications company Skype has had to resort to its competitor twitter to tell users that the reason that they can't connect is because of a problem with Skype and not, as th...

Comms: UK's O2 network down as thieves nick the kit

Users of the UK's O2 mobile network in the south east of England were off-line for much of yesterday after thieves stole hardware essential to the routing of network traffic.

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The lifeblood of any business is how it receives and despatches messages. Everything from hand delivery of notes to satellite person to person messaging has just one purpose: to keep you informed, and to help you inform others. If it's about comms, it should be here. And you are best placed to inform. Click on contribute to communicate.