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Jeff Kagan

Tech Analyst

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Wireless Industry Analyst   Telecom Industry Analyst

Columnist     ~     Author     ~     Speaker      ~     Consultant

 

One of the most frequently quoted analysts sharing perspective on the changing industry.

 

"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 became the single most widely quoted analyst in the telecommunications industry... Dick Martin, Executive Vice President (retired) AT&T said this in his book, Tough Calls: AT&T and the Hard Lessons Learned from the Telecom Wars

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.

Apollo Research says Jeff Kagan is one of the top 10 most quoted tech analysts out of 4,000 in the United States, and in top 15 - 20 globally. 

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." He is quoted in roughly 500 - 600 stories per year. 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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What I Do

 

As a tech commentator I share my thoughts, comments and opinions with anyone interested in asking including the media and reporters, customers, investors, executives and partners. For better or for worse, it's not difficult to find my thoughts. 

(1) Columnist. I write a weekly column which appears on E-CommerceTimes.com. They are also carried on hundreds of other sites, here on my website, found on search engines like Google, and the web. I also write many other articles which are published in a variety of newspapers, magazines and on the web.  

(2) Quoted in thousands of news stories in newspapers, magazines, television, radio, Internet and blogs. Have appeared on Fox News, CNN, CNBC, PBS, ABC, NBC and CBS as well as dozens of other radio and television stations, magazines, on the web, and major newspapers like USA Today, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, LA Times, Chicago Tribune, San Jose Mercury News, San Francisco Chronicle and many, many more. 

(3) Press Releases and Commentaries on companies, technologies and changing competition. Discussing important industry issues, and who is winning, losing, why and what's coming next. These are also available here on my website and on the web. 

(4) Comments e-mailed to Media on Breaking News. I email this to an extensive private list of reporters and the media. 

(5) Speaker. I've given many keynotes to large groups in Maui to small groups in Palm Beach and everywhere in between.

(6) Consulting. Offering strategic advice.

 

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See for yourself. Search my quotes in thousands of news stories on Google.

 

 Analyst, Jeff Kagan  or  Jeff Kagan, Analyst  or  Jeffrey Kagan

Also thousands of blog posts and SiloBreaker search

 

 

Hundreds of quotes every year. Google says there are tens of thousands of stories I am quoted in or have written in major newspapers, magazines, television and radio networks.

 

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A few recent interviews on CNBC...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

...but he also appears on every major television network and many local radio and television stations.

 

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Attention Reporters

 

Jeff Kagan offers analysis and comment on breaking news by phone or by email. 

Join his email list; send your request in an email to jeff@jeffkagan.com 

Call him at 770-579-5810 

 

 


 

Clients

 

If you would like to have Jeff Kagan follow your company or to become a consulting client 

please contact to discuss. He can be reached at  jeff@jeffkagan.com or 770-579-5810

 

NEWS FLASH: Telecom Analyst Jeff Kagan Gets Paid By Telecom Companies To Analyze Stuff - Idea Grove, Media Orchard

Click here for a list of clients

 

 


 

A Trip Down Blackberry Lane in 2009

 

Over the last several years I have been warning RIM and the marketplace about the changing smart phone space threatening Blackberry's future . . . 

 

http://www.wirelessindustrynews.org/news-jul-2009/1584-071409-win-news.html

Wireless industry analyst: Is the BlackBerry still relevant?

Jul. 14, 2009

Wireless industry analyst Jeff Kagan is starting to think that the BlackBerry could be on its way out, at least now we all know it's getting some very serious competition from the likes of the iPhone, the Palm Pre, HTC, the Android Phone and a few others.

 

Of course, not everybody agrees. But Kagan is saying . . . 

 


 

Press releases: comment, analysis & opinion on the news

You may also read many more Press Releases over the last several years by clicking http://www.seopressreleases.com/author-feed/28824

 

Click here for the Press Release Page on my web site

 


 

Column

 

How Best Buy Can Make a Comeback

 

E-Commerce Times

 

 

Jeff Kagan is a Tech Analyst and E-Commerce Times columnist with ECT News which has 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. 

 

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Preview... to read column click here

http://www.ecommercetimes.com/story/How-the-E-Book-Is-Reinventing-the-Book-Business-74383.html

OPINION

How the E-Book Is Reinventing the Book Business

By Jeff Kagan   E-Commerce Times 02/09/12 5:00 AM PT

The e-book revolution is changing the book publishing space quickly and completely. Whether you lead, follow, or are lost in the chaos of this new revolution is the only question. Readers love it. They have the choice of buying the old-fashioned way at a store, buying a book online, or buying an e-book instantly.

What do Amazon's (Nasdaq: AMZN) Kindle, Barnes & Noble's (NYSE: BKS) Nook and Apple's (Nasdaq: AAPL) iPad have in common? What about authors like Stephen King, Barbara Freethy, C.J. Lyons, Amanda Hocking and Michael Prescott? If you said they represent the changing book publishing industry, you would be right. The book business is going through a major transformation. Who will the winners and losers be among publishers, stores and authors?

...As an author myself, I am interested in following this changing industry. So I will be writing about this topic often, getting thoughts and ideas from authors, publishers, readers and investors as the publishing world changes...

...Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos and VP and Publisher Larry Kirshbaum are focused on changing the book industry. Not destroying the old, like Apple does, but simply adding the new and letting them both compete in the marketplace...

...Smaller niche authors had a hard time breaking in, because the business was looking for big time successful authors like Nicholas Sparks, John Grisham, Stephen King and Janet Evanovich. ..

...Think of the marketplace as a giant pie with all sorts of slices. Even a tiny slice has a few million people in the United States and millions more worldwide. Most authors don't have to be as popular as Harry Potter's J.K. Rowling to be successful. ..

...I chose FastPencil as my publisher. This time, everything was easy and done online. I wrote and submitted the book. They had an editor work with me on finishing the product. They had an artist create the front cover. Then, when I approved everything, they put it online. This is the new world of publishing. ..

...CreateSpace is another company that is in the same business. It is a separate company but owned by Amazon. Lulu is another. In fact, there are countless other new e-publishing companies that are transforming the industry...

   . . . click link above for story.

Jeff Kagan's Pick of the Week

 

 

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http://www.ecommercetimes.com/story/Solving-the-Snowballing-Wireless-Data-Problem-74331.html

Solving the Snowballing Wireless Data Problem

http://www.ecommercetimes.com/story/The-Cloud-Will-Transform-Every-Company-in-Every-Sector-74275.html

The Cloud Will Transform Every Company in Every Sector

http://www.ecommercetimes.com/story/Exciting-Road-Ahead-for-Automotive-Tech-74216.html

Exciting Road Ahead for Automotive Tech

http://www.ecommercetimes.com/story/Riding-the-Tumultuous-Retail-Waves-74158.html

Riding the Tumultuous Retail Waves

http://www.ecommercetimes.com/story/CES-2012-The-End-of-an-Era-74107.html

CES 2012: The End of an Era

http://www.washingtonpost.com/business/technology/ces-no-longer-center-of-the-universe-but-brands-still-line-up-to-show-gadgets/2012/01/05/gIQAsIIWlP_story.html

CES no longer ‘center of the universe,’ but brands still line up to show gadgets

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/innovations/post/ces-2012-a-circus--for-entertainment-rather-than-knowledge/2012/01/09/gIQAF7H3lP_blog.html

CES 2012: A ‘circus ... for entertainment rather than knowledge’

http://www.ecommercetimes.com/story/ATT-May-Have-to-Eat-Verizons-Dust-in-2012-74065.html

AT&T May Have to Eat Verizon's Dust in 2012

http://www.ecommercetimes.com/story/Tech-Trends-in-2012-Whats-Hot-Whats-Not-73977.html

Tech Trends in 2012: What's Hot, What's Not?

http://www.ecommercetimes.com/story/Tech-Companies-in-2012-Whos-Hot-Whos-Not-73976.html

Tech Companies in 2012: Who's Hot, Who's Not?

 

Click here for more Jeff Kagan news stories and columns on E Commerce Times

Click here for previous Jeff Kagan columns on www.JeffKAGAN.com

 

 

 


 

Jeff Kagan Quoted in News Stories

 

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 that are more difficult to find. 

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.technewsworld.com/story/74400.html

The Curious Case of LightSquared vs. GPS

http://www.dispatch.com/content/stories/business/2012/02/09/analaysts-like-green-light-for-data-highway-upgrade.html

Analysts like green light for ‘data highway’ upgrade

http://www.newsfactor.com/news/Sprint-Flails-While-AT-T--Verizon-Grow/story.xhtml?story_id=020001YT6G8G&full_skip=1

Sprint Continues Flailing While AT&T, Verizon Grow

http://www.ibtimes.com/articles/293800/20120206/verizon-redbox-coinstar-streaming-netflix.htm

Redbox, Verizon Announce Streaming Joint Venture: Could Spell Trouble for Netflix

http://www.sci-tech-today.com/news/Facebook-Paywall-Seen-as-Unlikely/story.xhtml?story_id=0020008SU4EW

As IPO Nears, Facebook Paywall Seen as Unlikely

http://blogs.smartmoney.com/advice/2012/01/31/biggest-gripes-about-the-apple-store/?link=SM_hp_ls4e

Biggest Gripes About the Apple Store. Email Print  Article

http://www.ibtimes.com/articles/288264/20120126/att.htm

AT&T CEO: Spectrum, FCC Challenges for Telecommunications Company in the Future

http://www.dailytech.com/Bribes+and+LTE+the+Bizarre+Case+of+LightSquared+Obama+and+the+USAF/article23820.htm

Bribes and LTE: the Bizarre Case of LightSquared, Obama, and the USAF

http://www.ibtimes.com/articles/286223/20120123/verizon-wireless-raise-government-eyebrows-over-bandwidth.htm

Verizon Wireless Could Raise Government Eyebrows Over Bandwidth Deal with SpectrumCo

http://www.rcrwireless.com/americas/20120123/devices/analysts-comment-on-rim-shake-up/

Analysts comment on RIM shake up

http://www.ecommercetimes.com/story/LightSquared-Cries-Foul-over-GPS-Testing-74223.html

LightSquared Cries Foul over GPS Testing

http://business.newsfactor.com/news/Samsung-Is--Not-Interested--in-RIM/story.xhtml?story_id=102008J5HTXC

Samsung Says It Is 'Not Interested' in RIM

Click here for previous new stories with Industry Analyst Jeff Kagan quotes

 

 


 

Quoted in Thousands of BLOG Posts

 

Click below to see thousands of BLOG posts on Google quoting Industry Analyst Jeff Kagan

Blog Posts on Google

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Author ~ Books

 

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Life After Stroke

On The Road To Recovery

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In 2004 stroke sidelined Jeff Kagan for several years. Fortunately he is one of the lucky ones who has recovered and is back to work building his business. 

In 2011 he wrote a book called Life After Stroke: On The Road To Recovery to help others understand the world of stroke. Those who have had one and those who's loved ones and friends and co-workers have had one. It is a completely new and different and initially chaotic world. With lots of hard work and a little luck you can recover. Click the link above to read the first chapter or two right now. 

He discusses the inspiring story of his Stroke and Recovery (over the past 7 years) and teaches important lessons everyone should know about stroke and recovery. 

Click here for more information on books

 

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Book describes the changing wireless, telecom and technology industry in the 1990's.

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Author Jeff Kagan writes books on the changing industry, changing opportunities and risks, focusing on the companies and the technologies.

 

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Radio and Television interviews 

 

A sample of radio and TV news stories where Jeff Kagan has been interviewed 

Click here for clips

                        

CNBC interview on The Kudlow Report, spring 2011      CNBC interview on Smart phones, spring 2011

 

 


 

What they say about Jeff Kagan

 

 

"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

"One of America's most often quoted industry analysts"             Kensington Group, Inc. Analyst Quotation Tracking System  (TM)

"One of America's most influential industry analysts"             ADWEEK's Technology Marketing Magazine, Influencers Report

"Telecom analyst and Internet Prognosticator, Jeff Kagan"             FORTUNE

"Jeffrey Kagan is a top telecom analyst and 15 year industry vet"             FORTUNE

"It's fair to say that Jeffrey Kagan of Atlanta is an expert on telecommunications. He wrote a book on the subject, gives interviews and speeches and keeps up with the latest trends."             NEW YORK TIMES

 

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Here is how to contact Jeff KAGAN

 

If you would like to discuss becoming a client of Jeff Kagan or if you have comments, questions, suggestions or complaints send email to  jeff@jeffkagan.com and say hello.

Telephone 770.579.5810   Address; PO Box 670562   Marietta GA 30066

 

 

 


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