Once a week we get together in a studio somewhere in London to take the piss out of telecoms and technology for an hour or so.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 307 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Technology |
The pod is delighted to welcome back special guest Neil McRae, Chief Network Strategist at Juniper Networks. The main theme of the chat was derived from recent quarterly earnings announcements by Ericsson and Nokia, which were very similar as they’re... more
Iain and Scott are forced to do this pod over Zoom due to producer Pierre selfishly taking an Easter holiday. The main theme of their conversation is Huawei’s recently announced 2023 financials, which seem a lot more healthy than any of their Western... more
The pod is delighted to welcome special guest Alex Lawrence, Editor of 6G World, for this week’s episode. Unsurprisingly, the spend the first half of the recording discussing 6G, including what it might be and whether or not we should even bother wit... more
The pod was delighted to welcome its first ever special guest from Microsoft – Shawn Hakl VP of 5G Strategy. They start by asking for an overview of what Microsoft’s interest is in the telecoms sector these days, which has increased significantly in ... more
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I’m a woman who is about to start a job in telco. This podcast had some great titles but I found it totally inaccessible 1) it’s far too long and you have to sift through lots of inane chat before you get to any useful content 2) the inane chat is centred around things like football which makes it extremely off-putting to someone like me who is not interested in football. It’s a shame as it could be very useful if properly edited and if a wider audience was considered in its creation.
Really informative when the hosts stick to their area of expertise, I.e. telecoms. Not so great when they veer into adjacent subjects like net neutrality or Sec 230, their lack of in-depth knowledge in those areas becomes quickly apparent. The best episodes are when they bring on execs from telecoms companies.
Capitalism will never give you the sexual satisfaction you need. I’m just tryna learn about telecom trends, not hear about your backwards qualms with reverse racism and how poor people don’t deserve broadband because they don’t prioritize that $. Why is it so gd hard to care about this industry without white men crying at ever turn?
The moderator is uncouth and think swearing is acceptable and drinking is his only motivation. Also no need to bring up your personal prejudices related to EU given audience is international. Clean up the act please!
Love the show, guys. Drinking with CEOs cuts out after about 8 mins... can you repost?
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