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Wednesday Feb 22, 2012
150 Israeli companies will exhibit next week at the GSMA Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. As the 4th largest delegation (after the US, Britain and France), one of every 13 booths will be hosted by an Israeli telecom company. You can find these exhibitors at centralized pavilions hosted by the Israel Export Institute or the Israeli Mobile Association, as well as at their own independent booths. Below is a list of companies with a description...
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Monday Feb 20, 2012
In the last ten years, technology has helped Israeli wine-makers improve quality and earn global recognition. Kosher wines can now be produced without traditional "mevushal" methods, whereby wine is boiled and pasteurized to remove impurities. In 2011, the wine world took note. Israel's two largest exporters, Golan Heights and Carmel, each won prestigious awards- "Best Wine Producer in the World" (Vinitaly) and "...
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Saturday Feb 04, 2012
The annual Pacific Telecom Council (PTC) conference is known as the "Davos of Telecom". For 34 years, CEO's and telecom regulators descend on Hawaii to sip Mai Tai cocktails and spar over policy. This year, regulators from the US, Japan, Germany and New Zealand provided a very different vision for telecom oversight.
Governments and regulators everywhere share certain universal challenges. This includes high-speed...
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Sunday Jan 08, 2012
CES, the largest American trade show with over 140,000 attendees, begins on Tuesday. One of the more interesting trends will be the transition from hardware to software, in the form of Voice and Gesture controls. Expect to see many sisters of SIRI and cousins of Kinect.
While Mobile World Congress abounds in handsets and games dominate E3, CES is where TV manufacturers make their voices heard. In recent years, despite the CES hoopla, 3D...
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Saturday Dec 24, 2011
Dutch mobile analytics company Disimo has compiled their list of top mobile applications for 2011, broken out by Application Store. The most popular applications downloaded includes Angry Birds, Facebook, Twitter, Skype and Google Maps.
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About This Blog
Levi Shapiro is a Professor in the Media Innovation Lab at IDC and Partner at TMT Strategic Advisors. He...
Levi Shapiro is a Professor in the Media Innovation Lab at IDC and Partner at TMT Strategic Advisors. He works with media and technology companies from Tokyo to Tel Aviv.
