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Jobs considers telecom operators like "orifices" that companies must go through to reach consumers. He told Cingular they would never understand Web and entertainment. Cingular agreed to leave its brand and software off the iPhone. And more. (From WSJ)
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The Australian government announced that standard incandescent light bulbs (designed in the 1800s and producing more heath than light) will be phased out within 3 years to be replaced with fluorescent or low-wattage bulbs. (From News.com.au)
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Employees are using consumer IT (Skype, IM, GoogleDocs, etc) to work faster and more efficiently and finding new/better ways to get work done. But corporate IT departments are stuck in their "control the technology" mindset and say no. (From CIOmag)
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It will be a rare joint appearance of two technology icons. The "D: All Things Digital" conference will take place at the end of May in California (see under d.wsj.com) and it's sold out. (Thx Laurent for the link)
Bruno Giussani is a writer, the European Director of the 









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