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Tuesday 9 February, 2010

Welcome to Rethink Research Associates.

Rethink offers research notes, independent in-depth market forecasts and papers,

as well as consulting, in all forms of wireless and digital media technologies.


	Research Reports from Rethink
		The Rise of the ATSC M/H machines
		18 January 2010

		The Battle for American Mobile TV EMAIL: peter@rethinkresearch.biz for a free executive summary

	Faultline
		Comcast – The applause not quite deafening as it tries to be a telco
		3 February 2010

		iPad we love you - Let us count the reasons why
		3 February 2010

	Wireless Watch
		Nokia sees impressive Q4 rebound, then unleashes the price war
		3 February 2010

		Mergers, reunions and break-ups: the UK mobile market transforms
		3 February 2010

	WiMAX Directions
		WiMAX’ ratings surge, but beware of WiMAX2 confusion
		3 February 2010

		To access the full archive of WiMAX Directions, a weekly series of in-depth analyst notes from Rethink Technology Research, go to the navigation bar on the left of the home page. Access articles in text format under 'Publications' or in downloadable pdf format under 'Research and Reports'.

		LTE can only dream as WiMAX starts to deliver the flat IP network
		20 January 2010

		CES: Why Apple really does need a WiMAX iSlate
		6 January 2010

		WiMAX carriers in good shape for increased competition in 2010
		15 December 2009

		For once, Korea could learn from US, as it seeks right model for WiBro
		1 December 2009

	Rethink Wireless
		LG looks for 20% growth this year and next
		6 November 2009

		Motorola Droid crosses Atlantic as Germany's Milestone
		6 November 2009


Rethink publishes services which are key to understanding the current economics of technology.

Wireless Watch covers all forms of Wireless and Wi-Fi, including WiMax, Wireless Metropolitan Area Networks (WMAN), OFDM, LTE, MIMO, Telecommunications, Telephones, CDMA, WCDMA, UMTS, cellular technology, base stations, smart antenna and IEEE standards.

Faultline covers film, Television, codecs such as H.264 and Windows Media Player 9, Mergers and acquisitions, Broadband, DRM (Digital Rights Management), Digital TV, HDTV, MP3, MPEG, Cable TV, Satellite, ADSL, Cable Modems, mobile TV, DVB-H, DVB-SH, T-DMB, CMMB STiMi, ATSC, ATSC M/H, DVB-T, DVB-T2, ISDB-T, satellite TV.