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Jeff Kagan
Tech Analyst
Technology Industry Analyst ~ Commentator ~ Consultant ~ Speaker
Jeff Kagan is one of the most frequently quoted analysts commenting on the changing industry
"Jeff Kagan became the single most widely quoted analyst in the telecommunications industry" says Dick Martin, Executive Vice President of Public Relations at AT&T (retired) in his book "Tough Calls: AT&T and the Hard Lessons Learned from the Telecom Wars"
Kagan is an Industry Analyst sharing thoughts and opinions on Wireless, Telecom, Internet, Cable TV, IPTV, Consumer Electronics and Technology
Sharing thoughts on the changing industry for more than 25 years. Making the complex, understandable
As a nationally and internationally recognized industry analyst over the last twenty-five years, Jeff Kagan is also a highly sought commentator, columnist, speaker, author, professional agitator, opinion-ator and provocateur.
Kagan shares his opinion on What's Hot, What's Not, Why and What's coming Next!
with the media. reporters and journalists, customers, investors, executives and partners.
He does this for free with the media, and charges everyone else.
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What others say about Jeff Kagan
Jeff Kagan is Judge at 2013 CTIA Emerging Technology (E-Tech) Awards competition.
Jeff Kagan is one of the top ten most quoted tech analysts out of 4,000 in the United States, and in fact in other countries as well. . . Apollo Research, London
Always makes me feel plugged in when I learn big news from a Jeff Kagan email. #yahoo Yinka Adegoke, Reuters' New York Media Correspondent. http://blogs.reuters.com/yinka-adegoke/ May 13 2012
"What man is key to press coverage of the telecommunications industry? What man's disappearance would bring telco reporting to a grinding halt? Never heard of Jeff Kagan? Well, obviously you don't read about the telecom industry. Because if you did, you'd have heard of him, all right." TheStreet.com
According to AdWeek Magazine, Jeff Kagan is one of the most influential technology analysts in the America, and the highest ranked telecom industry analyst, in their Influencers Report.
Meanwhile, the hardest-working telecom commentator in America is still going strong. We marveled at the astounding ubiquity of Jeff Kagan, a telecom industry analyst with a remarkable talent for getting himself quoted in stories about phone companies. Kagan, we wrote, "has that rare and beautiful quality reporters treasure: He returns your call promptly, and he gives you a quotable comment you can drop in your story when you are minutes away from deadline. He's what we like to call the quote-a-matic of telecom reporting." TheStreet.com
Jeff Kagan was invited to appear before the FCC and the US Congress offering his opinion on the state of the industry and the various wireless and wire line telecom mergers and the converging marketplace. Kagan was member of the US Speaker of the House of Representatives high tech roundtable.
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Sample interviews on networks like CNBC, Fox News and CNN... click on images below
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Jeff Kagan offers analysis and comment on breaking news by phone or by email.
To join his email list send an email to jeff@jeffkagan.com
Phone 770-579-5810
Always makes me feel plugged in when I learn big news from a Jeff Kagan email. #yahoo Yinka Adegoke, Reuters' New York Media Correspondent. http://blogs.reuters.com/yinka-adegoke/ May 13, 2012
"Jeff Kagan, an independent mobile analyst ranked as one of the most influential tech thinkers in the U.S., according to AdWeek." according to Lisa Eadicicco of International Business Times, Dec. 31, 2012
Jeff Kagan is one of the most frequently quoted analysts commenting on the changing industry
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PRESS RELEASE: Industry Analyst Available to Comment on Tech News Covering Wireless, Telephone, Internet, Cable television, IPTV and Technology
NEWS FLASH: Telecom Analyst Jeff Kagan Gets Paid By Telecom Companies To Analyze Stuff - Idea Grove, Media Orchard
List of Consulting Clients and Disclosures
Analysis and comment on tech products, services and trends and the changes that are reshaping the industry.
Who's winning, who's losing, why, what's next and what's new.
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Jeff Kagan is a Tech Industry Analyst and E-Commerce Times columnist with ECT News with 6 million readers and is carried on thousands of web sites.
Pick of the Week, is part of most columns and highlight a company or technology or something new, interesting and exciting that Jeff Kagan discovered and wants to share with you.
E-Commerce Times columnist Jeff Kagan is a technology industry analyst and consultant who enjoys sharing his colorful perspectives on the changing industry he's been watching for 25 years. Email him at jeff@jeffKAGAN.com.
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http://www.ecommercetimes.com/story/Is-Verizons-Uncomfortable-Silence-Savvy-PR-78259.html
ANALYSIS
By
Jeff Kagan
E-Commerce
Times
06/14/13
5:00 AM PT
It's
a lot easier to see the best way to handle a PR predicament after it's over than
it is when you're being buffeted by the storm. Right now, Verizon -- which
typically is proactive, if not aggressive, about getting its message out -- is
hunkering down and waiting for the worst to pass. This may allow the company to
minimize its reputation damage -- or it could be a disastrous PR decision.
Verizon
is on the hot seat. It is at the center of the story about releasing customer
information to the U.S. National Security Agency.
As
it turns out, there is more than one story here. There is the Verizon story and
the Prism story. While Verizon does make information about every call available
to the NSA, the actual conversation is still private -- for now, at least.
To
date, Verizon has been quiet as the argument rages. Is quiet what you expect
from the public relations department of any company caught in such a storm? Will
quiet help or hurt Verizon and Verizon Wireless in the long term?
. . . click link above for story.
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http://www.ecommercetimes.com/story/The-Race-for-3rd-Place-in-the-Smartphone-Space-78205.html
http://www.ecommercetimes.com/story/Lenovos-Shot-at-the-Smartphone-Market-78168.html
http://www.ecommercetimes.com/story/Tech-Offers-Web-of-Support-for-Stroke-Survivors-77970.html
http://www.ecommercetimes.com/story/Forgetting-Todays-Users-May-Be-BlackBerrys-Folly-77937.html
http://www.ecommercetimes.com/story/CTIAs-Eye-Opening-Competition-77880.html
http://www.ecommercetimes.com/story/Wireless-Fertile-Ground-for-Wheeling-and-Dealing-77820.html
http://www.ecommercetimes.com/story/The-Wild-and-Wonderful-Future-of-Wireless-77763.html
http://www.ecommercetimes.com/story/Its-Time-for-Aereo-to-Soar-77700.html
The news media has been quoting Jeff Kagan for 25 years in thousands of stories.
Here is a recent sampling of stories found in newspapers and magazines, television and radio, the web and blogs. There are many more.
These are mostly English articles. There are also countless other articles in other languages.
Remember, each individual story is often run in numerous other newspapers, magazines, TV, Internet and blogs.
Here are some of the most recent.
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http://www.cio-today.com/story.xhtml?story_id=101009A7VGHE&full_skip=1
http://www.ecommercetimes.com/story/X2-Marks-the-Spot-for-Comcasts-Cloud-TV-Initiative-78258.html
Google
buys
Waze
and
puts
the
squeeze
on
Facebook
and
Apple
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/would-softbank-deal-be-good-for-sprint-customers-2013-06-12
Would
SoftBank
deal
be
good
for
Sprint
customers?,
By
Quentin
Fottrell
Wall
Street
Journal
http://news.investors.com/business/061113-659620-google-buys-israeli-map-startup-waze.htm
Google
Buys
Waze,
Speeds
Up
Mapping
Race
Vs.
Apple,
By
KEVIN
SHALVEY,
INVESTOR'S
BUSINESS
DAILY
Report:
Google
to
Acquire
Waze
to
Help
Improve
Maps
Services
http://au.finance.yahoo.com/news/google-grabs-maps-app-waze-094752100.html
Google
grabs
maps
app
Waze
in
billion-dollar
deal
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/technology/google-to-buy-maps-app/706914.html
Google
to
buy
maps
app
Waze
http://www.technewsworld.com/story/78239.html
http://www.omaha.com/article/20130608/MONEY/130609766/1697
CenturyLink
launches
cable-TV
alternative
http://www.fierceiptv.com/story/centurylink-moves-prism-tv-soft-launch-omaha/2013-06-10
CenturyLink
moves
into
Prism
TV
'soft
launch'
in
Omaha
http://www.cio-today.com/story.xhtml?story_id=020002G0FWQO
http://www.toptechnews.com/story.xhtml?story_id=01300135C6Y6
U.S.
Says
Tracking
Verizon
Call
Data
Is
'A
Critical
Tool',
By
Adam
Dickter
http://www.buzzfeed.com/mariahsummers/verizons-business-not-likely-to-be-impacted-by-nsa-revelatio
http://www.nbcnews.com/technology/blackberry-keyboard-returns-it-too-late-6C10208386
http://www.techhive.com/article/2040861/freedompop-to-roll-out-free-mobile-voice-service.html
http://www.kmbz.com/The-future-of-Overland-Park-based-Sprint-Nextel-is/16517900
The
future
of
Overland
Park
based
Sprint/Nextel
is
still
uncertain
(Radio
interview)
http://www.ecommercetimes.com/story/Windows-Phone-iOS-Outpace-Android-78192.html
T-Mobile
first
to
sell
BlackBerry
Q10
qwerty
in
stores,
starting
June
5,
By
Matt
Hamblen
|
Computerworld
US
http://www.technewsworld.com/story/Google-Offers-a-New-Bag-of-Gmail-Sorting-Tricks-78160.html
http://www.technewsworld.com/story/Samsung-Lights-a-Match-for-New-Innovation-Trail-78147.html
Sprint
deal
with
Japanese
company
raises
security
issues.
Dish
Network
gets
nasty
over
suitor
with
ties
to
China.
By
Annie
Z.
Yu
-
The
Washington
Times
http://www.dailyherald.com/article/20130524/business/705249834/
http://www.ecommercetimes.com/story/Facebook-Scrubs-European-Launch-of-Home-HTC-First-78137.html
http://www.kansascity.com/2013/05/23/4252691/sprints-japanese-suitor-agrees.html
Click to see thousands of BLOG posts on Google quoting Tech Industry Analyst Jeff Kagan
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The Future of Verizon and Verizon Wireless
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A sample of radio and TV news stories where Jeff Kagan has been interviewed
CNBC interview on The Kudlow Report, spring 2011 CNBC interview on Smart phones, spring 2011
Jeff Kagan with Dale Cardwell of TrustDALE TV show Fall 2012

"What man is key to press coverage of the telecommunications industry? What man's disappearance would bring telco reporting to a grinding halt? Never heard of Jeff Kagan? Well, obviously you don't read about the telecom industry. Because if you did, you'd have heard of him, all right." TheStreet.com
Jeff Kagan, a sole practitioner operating out of his home in the Atlanta suburbs, became the single most widely quoted analyst in the telecommunications industry on the strength of his ability to turn a phrase.
BOOK; Tough Calls: AT&T and the Hard Lessons Learned from the Telecom Wars, By Dick Martin, Executive Vice President (retired) AT&T
"This is one of the best written and most readable common-sense guides to the telecom landscape." Reed Hundt, Chairman FCC
"No reporter who covers the telecommunications industry can afford not to talk with Jeff Kagan on a regular basis." John Wilen, Philidelphia Business Journal
Telecom Analyst: Time to splash around is now: Jeff Kagan is one of the biggest names among wireless and telecom industry analysts. Interesting to read his thoughts on wireless + healthcare, here’s his conclusion: “I am in the wireless and telecom business, not healthcare. However, it is very interesting how these two previously unrelated fields are now overlapping. This is just the beginning. No one wants to be left behind when the wave of change passes. That means now is the time to jump in and splash around, before the real heat of competition begins.” E-Commerce News
http://mobihealthnews.com/8684/metrowest-medicals-er-sms-and-other-mhealth-news/
http://mobihealthnews.com/10483/roundup-self-tracking-mychart-sxsw-more/
"The vast majority of us are going to be using wireless phones as our main phones" says noted telecom analyst Jeff Kagan in the USA Today story.
BOOK: What's Yours is Mine in 2003 by Adam D. Thierer, Clyde Wayne Crews
"This isn't going to be a ripple on a pond. It's a tidal wave from a boulder," said Atlanta telecom analyst Jeff Kagan.
BOOK: Disconnected: Deceit and Betrayal at WorldCom 2004 by Lynne W. Jeter
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send email to jeff@jeffkagan.com and say hello.Telephone 770.579.5810 Address; PO Box 670562 Marietta GA 30066
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