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" What a pity this is such a confusing article considering the importance of the topic. Since the Internet is by and large working very well surely the only conclusion from the ITU's posturing is that it wants to control the Internet despite claims to the contrary. It is a pure power play. Having personally dealt with the ITU I would not trust them with my dead relatives. I really hope that Telecom One's next article from the conference lays out the issues with greater clarity. " In Kramer versus MEA: is the US heading for ITU divorce? Over 6 months by Ellen O'Day
" Sure cloud computing could create 14 million new jobs by 2015, but on site computing will probably lose 15 million by 2015. THe whole value proposition for cloud computing is that it cuts down the number of IT related staff on a company wide basis and replaces them with leases external services. " In Cloud computing could create 14m new jobs by 2015 Over 6 months by Ellen O'Day

" What a pity this is such a confusing article considering the importance of the topic. Since the Internet is by and large working very well surely the only conclusion from the ITU's posturing is that it wants to control the Internet despite claims to the contrary. It is a pure power play. Having personally dealt with the ITU I would not trust them with my dead relatives. I really hope that Telecom One's next article from the conference lays out the issues with greater clarity. "

In Kramer versus MEA: is the US heading for ITU divorce? Over 6 months by Ellen O'Day

" Sure cloud computing could create 14 million new jobs by 2015, but on site computing will probably lose 15 million by 2015. THe whole value proposition for cloud computing is that it cuts down the number of IT related staff on a company wide basis and replaces them with leases external services. "

In Cloud computing could create 14m new jobs by 2015 Over 6 months by Ellen O'Day

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