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Category Archives: Blogs
John Roese’s New Blog
If you’re interested in keeping up with the thoughts of ex-Nortel chief technology officer John Roese, he has a new blog called The ICT Optimist.
Technorati Tags: john roese, nortel
Posted in Blogs 137 Comments
Nortel Adds Another Blog
Nortel’s social media efforts took another step forward earlier this week with the official launch of a new blog, Nortel Greenroots.
Written by Wilson Korol, Greenroots is “devoted to all things green with respect to our company and industry”. The fact Nortel launched a “green” blog is not surprising given how green has played a [...]
What Could Have Been: Nortel-Huawei JV
If you look back over the past decade, Nortel has made a series of strategic mistakes – ranging from multi-billion dollar acquisitions that bombed to asset sales that failed to materialize at the right time to questionable CEO hirings.
On the list of what could have been is a proposed joint venture between Nortel and Huawei [...]
Also posted in Technology 39 Comments
An Update on Comments
I’ve received a few e-mails about comments. In particular, people have asked about a disconnect between the number of comments that appear beneath a post, and the actual number of comments that exist.
The gap happens because Disqus, the comment system used by AAN, immediately counts every comment made. However, the comments don’t appear until I’ve [...]
Posted in Blogs 8 Comments
Twitter Warning!
Over the past few days, Twitter has been under attaching from phishing scams and hackers.
It may explain why you see a box upon visiting AAN that asks for your Twitter user name and password. DO NOT provide any information. Instead, click “cancel”.
I’m trying to figure out what’s happening.
Update: I think I discovered the problem. It [...]
Posted in Blogs 5 Comments







The Restructuring of All About Nortel