I was sad to see that Total Telecom has stopped publishing the print edition, although it was some consolation that the website – totaltele.com – will continue.
I was sad to see that Total Telecom has stopped publishing the print edition, although it was some consolation that the website – totaltele.com – will continue.
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Mike – true it’s sad that we stop publishing in print, but this is a sign of changing times and the evolution of Total Telecom. We have just launched a video service at FTTH (Total TeleVision – http://www.totaltele.tv) and will still be offering the same type of analytical content via a dedicated product – watch this space! Add to this the ongoing strength of the World Communication Awards, growth of the World Telecoms Council and launch of the World Vendor Awards and I’m sure you’ll agree TT is in rude health!
I love print, but unfortunately today readers and advertisers don’t – note Informa’s recent comment that they are moving away from print in reaction to user demand… We’re not alone. Rob Chambers, Publisher, Total Telecom