If you haven’t done so already, you might want to check out what Nortel’s in-house bloggers, John Roese and Phil Edholm, have been doing recently.
Much to my surprise, both have written blog posts that aren’t Nortel-centric. Roese, for example, has a post on the One Laptop Per Child program that appears to be gaining some momentum.
Edholm has a post on how voice has far more potential as an effective instant-messaging tool than text – something that will, no doubt, rile all those Twitter users.
The Other Nortel Bloggers
If you haven’t done so already, you might want to check out what Nortel’s in-house bloggers, John Roese and Phil Edholm, have been doing recently.
Much to my surprise, both have written blog posts that aren’t Nortel-centric. Roese, for example, has a post on the One Laptop Per Child program that appears to be gaining some momentum.
Edholm has a post on how voice has far more potential as an effective instant-messaging tool than text – something that will, no doubt, rile all those Twitter users.
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