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Martyn Warwick

Editor in Chief, TelecomTV

A co-founder of Decisive Media and TelecomTV, Martyn has been a telecoms journalist for 30 years. As Editor-in-Chief of TelecomTV, he writes about global telecoms and IT related issues and conducts Web-broadcast TV interviews with senior telecoms executives all over the world.

Previous roles included launch editor of the Euronet magazine, editor-in-chief of Communications International and Editor-in- Chief of Middle East Communications, Asian Communications and Broadcast and Satellite magazines. Whilst Martyn was the editor of Communications International at EMAP in 1995, the magazine won the prestigious ‘Best International Business Magazine’ award from the publishing industry’s PPA association.

Martyn is a well-known figure in the international telecoms industry, having interviewed a wide range of people ranging from Bill Gates and John Chambers through to Ban Ki-moon, the Secretary General of the United Nations, and a variety of politicians such as William Hague and Boris Johnson. Martyn has written for several national and international newspapers such as the Financial Times, The International Herald Tribune and the Guardian and is regularly asked to speak at industry conferences. Martyn is the most recognisable ‘face’ of TelecomTV, with an invaluable, and well-thumbed, black book of industry contacts.

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Policy & Regulation

US Supreme Court Justice calls for Amazon, Facebook and Google to be regulated like telcos

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5G

5G uptake accelerating as more and more networks go live and offer commercial services

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Access Evolution

Biden's "New Deal" to provide high-speed broadband to every US citizen by 2029

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Security

For enterprises 2020 was a "network nightmare"

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Business Models

MTN of South Africa, the biggest operator in the continent, to focus entirely on pan-African market

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Business Models

SPAC mania on the rise

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Digital Platforms & Services

New NTT research says the future will go to the "Bold and the Brave"

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Security

UK's huge SME sector especially vulnerable to cyber-attacks

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Security

US hopes new law will help counter the global expansion of Chinese comms technology

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Sustainability

Mobile broadband costs are keeping developing nations on the fringes of the global Internet economy

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Access Evolution

Private investors and network operators step up to fund Fibre-to-the-Home

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Digital Platforms & Services

Jio of India is now the strongest and fastest growing telecoms brand on the planet

Internet Accessibility Index Map: Broadband Choices

Access Evolution

Denmark is the most connected country in the world, Burundi the least

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Digital Platforms & Services

Strewth! Facebook puts its foot in it: Zuckerberg makes huge strategic error

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Access Evolution

Orange's Totem goes for pole position in race to exploit passive infrastructure assets

Security

The Quad Tech Network aims to ensure that the Digital Indo-Pacific is "free, open and trusted"

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Digital Platforms & Services

You can’t take down trillion-dollar companies with duct tape and Band-Aids

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Access Evolution

UK Government report says UK Government has no policy on emerging technologies. This could be a mistake

Digital Platforms & Services

Massive uptake of digital wallet payment systems being driven by Covid-19

via flickr © Noel Reynolds (CC BY 2.0)

Radio Access Network

A Ferrytale of New Ports: 4G/LTE private networks will likely do the heavy lifting

Access Evolution

Loon falls back to earth with a bump

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Policy & Regulation

It's Google and Facebook v. The Lucky Country

Policy & Regulation

Sufferin' Succotash! Tweety Pai says goodbye

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Emerging Tech

Real-time transatlantic submarine cable capacity and wavelength records broken - again

Top Picks

Highlights of our content from across TelecomTV today

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How BSS is evolving to support 5G

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How can DSPs accelerate speed to market for new services?

24:04

Supporting the evolution of service provision at BT

41:32

Edge as a driver of new service revenues

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