Interesting material (Original) by Adam Richardson.
In a talk earlier this year to employees, Nokia CEO Stephen Elop asked a question that many were probably afraid to answer truthfully,
Thanks Adam, it results in the right mindset.
Getting rid of the MonoCulture. Encourige competitive use, don’t punish it.
In an early post, I described the possibility of having a digital TV account and an Internet account, watching TV on your ipad, iphone. This was great news for the end of the year. And ‘Soon’ it would be available on PC and for Android…
Writing 18th December, today 2nd of August, what is the meaning of ‘SOON’???
Early post: https://vandeweyer.wordpress.com/2010/12/18/cable-provider-launch-yelo-watching-tv-on-your-ipad-iphone/
Never promised you a rose garden?
Why does it takes so long? Technical problems to make it available for PC or Android? Poor support? I know that there is a problem with copyrights and IPR. But what are they communicating yet to the customer.
TV on your PC – only for a happy few (testers), also not available. So if your provider said: ‘”Soon available – it means: we don’t know, or we think about it?
Same issue with ‘video on demand’. Most of the time, 9 times out of 10. The service is not available in my area, due to a technical problem. You get a message on screen ‘Due to a technical problem, we are not able to… SOON … Try it later AGAIN. After spending time and money, calling the helpdesk, it will work for a WHILE.
Maybe time for Telenet to change their name in the SOONNET.
How SOON will I be able to watch TV on my device? Knowing that one hour of video will also cost me around 1 Gb of download. Also looking into the TeleCom Market, where these features are already offered by multiple providers…
Een hoopje boomschors en het zonnetje van Juni 2011 deed de rest. Op 31 juli zag ik enorm veel paddestoelen staan op een plantsoen. Het deksel was telkens minstens 25 cm in doormeter.
Gelukkig waren er nog niet veel buurtbewoners doorgelopen en het was een prachtig kleurenspel. De moeite om even door de knieën te gaan en een foto te nemen 
Alex Vandeweyer 