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Il piano industriale di Telecom Italia: Ritorno al futuro

Cristoforo fa un post sul nuovo piano industriale di Telecom.
Fatevi un bookmark e segnatevelo in agenda l'anno prossimo, tornerà utile.
E' dai tempi di Ruggiero (febbraio 2002) che il piano industriale di TI prevede di sviluppare la rete in fibra.,, e intanto gli investimenti calano
un amico buttava li' una battuta come suggerimento/provocazione: considerare i terminali utente, anche mobili (gli smartphone), elementi di rete...

The European Parliament breaks to pieces the Single Market reform of Commissioner Kroes | radiobruxelleslibera

chi l'avrebbe detto ?
(se leggete qs blog, già sapete la risposta..)

The European Parliament breaks to pieces the Single Market reform of Commissioner Kroes | radiobruxelleslibera.

“The Commission shall perform a comprehensive evaluation and review of the entire regulatory framework for electronic communications, and shall submit a report with appropriate proposals to the European Parliament and the Council by 30 June 2016 in order to allow sufficient time for the legislator to analyse and debate the proposals properly”.

Amarcord

US senators say there’s “no evidence” bulk metadata surveillance is useful | Ars Technica

US senators say there’s “no evidence” bulk metadata surveillance is useful | Ars Technica.

The senators write:

Just as in the cases of Mr. Medunjanin and Mr. Moalin, however, it appears that Mr. al-Mihdhar’s phone number could also have been obtained by the government using a variety of alternate means. Before September 11, the government was surveilling a safe house in Yemen but failed to realize that Mr. al-Mihdhar, who was in contact with the safe house, was actually inside the United States. The government could have used any number of authorities to determine whether anyone in the United States was in contact with the safe house that it was already targeting. It did not need a record of every American’s phone calls to establish that simple connection.

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Of note, intelligence officials have repeatedly asserted that additional examples, which remain secret, show that the bulk phone-records collection program has “contributed to” or “provided value in” the investigation of a total of twelve different “homeland-related terrorist events.” Amici have reviewed all twelve of these examples and have yet to see any evidence that the bulk phone-records program provided any information that was materially useful to any terrorism cases other than those involving Mr. Moalin and Mr. Medjunanin. In the opinion of Amici, the claim that the bulk phone-records collection program has “contributed to” twelve different counterterrorism investigations would not withstand public scrutiny, unless it were accompanied by new evidence that has not been provided to Amici.

Indonesia recalls diplomat in Australia spying case - FT.com

Indonesia recalls diplomat in Australia spying case - FT.com.

Indonesia is recalling its ambassador to Australia and reviewing intelligence co-operation with Canberra after allegations emerged that Australia’s security services tapped the phones of President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, his wife and close advisers.
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The Indonesian president, who The Guardian alleged had his mobile phone tapped in 2009, joins the leaders of Brazil, Germany and Mexico, who have all protested after documents leaked by Mr Snowden alleged that their personal communications were intercepted by the US or its key “Five Eyes” intelligence allies: Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the UK.

Angela Merkel says spy scandal is testing EU-US trade talks - FT.com

Angela Merkel says spy scandal is testing EU-US trade talks - FT.com.

Berlin is pressing the European Commission, the EU’s executive arm, to incorporate data safeguards into the negotiations for the planned Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, launched this year by EU leaders and US President Barack Obama.

2 dicembre convegno sull'industria musicale alla Cattolica: ci si vede la' ?

Bella intervista a Fossati su Telecom

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The Internet Ideology: Why We Are Allowed to Hate Silicon Valley - Debatten - FAZ - Interessante articolo di Morozov

The Internet Ideology: Why We Are Allowed to Hate Silicon Valley - Debatten - FAZ.

While “Big Pharma,” “Big Food” and “Big Oil” are derogatory terms used to describe the greediness that reigns supreme in those industries, this is not the case with “Big Data.” This innocent term is never used to refer to the shared agendas of technology companies. What shared agendas? Aren’t these guys simply improving the world, one line of code at a time?

articolo interessante, da leggere.
(e magari anche questo)

Telecom: iniziato l'ultimo spoglio

servisse a risolvere...
ci si vende il divano del salotto per sostenere la spesa corrente.

che tristezza. mi chiedo solo dove siano i sindacati

La Stampa - Telecom Argentina venduta a Fintech La cessione vale 960 milioni di dollari.

Telecom Argentina venduta a Fintech La cessione vale 960 milioni di dollari Telecom ha sottoscritto nella notte gli accordi per la cessione a Fintech di Telecom Argentina per 960 milioni di dollari.

La quota di proprietà dell’azienda italiana è stata valutata 750 milioni di dollari.
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Il rimanente importo di 100,5 milioni di dollari sarà corrisposto «a fronte di ulteriori pattuizioni correlate all’operazione, tra le quali la messa a disposizione delle società argentine di servizi tecnici di supporto per una durata massima di tre anni, la rinuncia e la modifica di alcuni diritti rivenienti dal patto parasociale relativo a Telecom Argentina, a favore del Gruppo Werthein».