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Internet ‘Disaster’: A Return to Morocco’s Old Ways

Internet ‘Disaster’: A Return to Morocco’s Old Ways

REDA YAMANI, THE VIEW FROM FEZ: If ever you need a demonstration of abuse of monopoly power look to Maroc Telecom

‘Having Fun With Evi’: And Jealous No More

‘Having Fun With Evi’: And Jealous No More

ALEXANDER MCNABB: You’ve had to listen to how much fun your i-Phone dabbing friends have with Siri. Now it’s your turn.

Analysis: Saudi Hackers Target Israeli Credit Cards

Analysis: Saudi Hackers Target Israeli Credit Cards

A Saudi hacker group has targetted Israelis credit card holders and revealed their details ‘as a New Year’s gift’. Cyber conflict could loom large in the region through 2012

Applause For the UAE’s Telecoms Regulator

Applause For the UAE’s Telecoms Regulator

ALEXANDER MCNABB: Elephants may still not be flying, but the TRA can actually be responsive. No, don’t laugh – it’s true… and here’s proof.

Protecting Arabic In Digital Communications

Protecting Arabic In Digital Communications

CROSSROADS ARABIA: No language—not even ‘dead’ languages like Latin—are immune to change. Latin is constantly developing to deal with new technology and social developments.

Etisalat Plans – Mickey Mouse, but less Friendly

Etisalat Plans – Mickey Mouse, but less Friendly

ALEXANDER MCNABB: My plan? What plan? It was called ‘Mubashir’ because nobody knew what 3G was (“I don’t understand what 3G is!” “No problem, take this! It’s called Mubashir!” “What is it?” “3G”).

The Future’s Coming, Please Tell the UAE’s Telcos

The Future’s Coming, Please Tell the UAE’s Telcos

ALEXANDER MCNABB – Technology has allowed us to speak to each other in ways unimaginable five years ago. The telco operators in the Middle East, however, don’t appear to have caught on yet.

The Biggest Bonus of them all, & How to Spend it

The Biggest Bonus of them all, & How to Spend it

JAMES MULLAN: The journalist was inspired. After he left I turned to the client to congratulate him on conducting such a wonderful interview. He was grim faced. ‘You know what this means, James? Slavery. There will be no place where you can escape work, no time when you will not be expected to work. It’ll be hell on earth for most people.’ Within two years the guru had retired from the IT business and embarked on a successful career as a rock musician.

Telcos & Disintermediation: Slow Motion Car Crash

Telcos & Disintermediation: Slow Motion Car Crash

Telcos are staring looming disintermediation in the face and don’t have the faintest clue what to do about it.

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