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    PayPal’s “Shot Across The Bow” At Square’s Local Efforts

    By: Karen Webster on May 30th, 2012

    Ciao!
    Greetings from Rome where I am, ahem, doing a little field work on the adoption of mobile payments outside of the US. Ok, well maybe just a little in between some great fieldwork checking out the coolest shops, restaurants, and museums in this most fabulous city.
    On the former, I have to say that while I […]

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    A Skeptical Optimist’s Look at Facebook

    By: David Evans on May 15th, 2012

    Optimists see Facebook’s prospects as almost unbounded. After all, it has almost a billion users and its users spend an astounding amount of time on the site. Even if you replaced Zuckerberg with a dolt, the company ought to be able to figure out how to make gobs of money from having a community […]

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    Wallets Within Wallets At CTIA: Will Competitors Play Nice?

    By: Karen Webster on May 14th, 2012

    As I said on Friday, CTIA invited 50,000 of its closest friends to gather in NOLA for its big International Wireless show. I moderated a panel on mobile commerce, plus wandered the exhibit floor and sat in on some sessions. Here is my second post in a series of three – this one captures my […]

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    NFC? Not Again! More on the Card Industry’s “Betamax”

    By: Karen Webster on May 9th, 2012

    Okay, Nick Holland – I’ve taken the bait. Your NFC media advisory today refuting the notion that NFC isn’t to cards what Betamax was to video was simply too good to pass by. You actually selected the perfect analogy. Here is my argument as to why it could end up just like it.
    1. The Betamax […]

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