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I’ve been meaning to do another post on net neutrality based on a fair amount of recent activity on various blogs but haven’t had time. To cut down on the number of open tabs in my browser, I’m just going to dump the links here and let you read them yourselves:

I’m not convinced any of these companies has 100% the right approach but I’m glad we’re finally discussing it in a reasonable manner rather than simply posturing or suing one another about this…

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This entry was posted on Thursday, August 21st, 2008 at 8:28 am and is filed under google, joost, net neutrality, verizon. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.

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I’m Jan Dawson, and this is my blog, which focuses on the intersection between telecom and web 2.0. Go here for more about me.

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What is a social telco?

"A Social Telco is an operator which seeks and achieves deep integration between its own core assets and functionality and that of social networks and the broader sphere of web 2.0 services and applications in order to develop new channels for its services and harness greater innovation in the creation of new services."

This post provides a brief introduction to the topic. This blog as a whole provides more detail! The term is my own invention but I hope it may prove useful in describing one of the ways telcos need to evolve to stay relevant to their customers.

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