Commsrisk Top Ten for August 2022
An unexpected surge of traffic from the USA helped August to become the second most popular month in the history of Commsrisk.
New Auction for Advertising Spaces on Commsrisk
Fewer than 1 in 10 of Commsrisk readers come to the site via LinkedIn or Twitter. Can you afford to ignore the great majority of professionals who are not active on social media?
Academics Spread Misinformation about Misinformation on the Web
Cloudflare gets a lot of criticism but it is safer to trust their free speech policies than the slanted research of wannabe censors.
Chinese Telecoms Vendors Battle Indian Authorities over Tax Claims
There has been a flurry of investigations into Chinese-owned firms that import or manufacture phones, including Huawei and Xiaomi.
Commsrisk Top Ten for July 2022
Some of the biggest stories during July stemmed from North America, but the popularity of these articles also reflected sustained growth for Commsrisk’s audience in the USA and Canada.
Turning Towards Today’s Risk Priorities
There are so many Commsrisk articles about nuisance calling and Cold War 2 that each topic deserves a separate category.
What Is the Cost of Rogers’ 15-Hour National Outage?
A leading Canadian telco failed emergency services, banks and retailers as well as phone users, but the cost of the backlash is likely to be far worse than just the revenues lost and compensation paid.
Mobileum Seeks More Takeovers
The California-headquartered suppliers of risk and security technology will also continue recruiting in India, which will be home to over two-thirds of their global headcount.
Commsrisk Top Ten for June 2022
Which articles grabbed the attention of your peers? These were the ten most popular Commsrisk posts during June.
Probe into BT Investor Reveals More about Government than Security
Patrick Drahi, billionaire owner of Altice, will know national security can be a euphemism for safeguarding government investments.