Wi-Lan and 80211-Planet

[McBeanburger]

Funny how Wi-Lans NRs never make it here...Not American enough for you?

http://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/020402/751a0aeb23ec7ec5e4fbea3ad3533055_1.html

http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/020321/212187_1.html

http://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/020307/zxk_txyjxm4xu30b7r_h0a_1.html

http://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/020226/247qbehuxfcfwt9gzloija_1.html

[ua549]

The links to Wi-Lan's news releases are just advertising.

[esutherland]

Posting Links to unvarnished press releases does appear an infraction of the rules. A better tactic would be say a certain product is popular in the UK and not in the U.S. -- and ask why. Answers could be valuable to breaking into the American market.

[McBeanburger]

ua549: most news listed on this web site would then be deemed advertising - please define. Dream on if you think there isn't a link between companies advertising and the editorial of this (or any) web site.

esutherland: the last time I looked I was not able to comment directly to the editors - which is what I would have perferred. Hence the comment here.

Anyway, a 192 MB product is no interest to your readership? Who else has that kind of product. Enough said.

McB.

[ua549]

If you were trying to make a comment to the editors of the site you would have posted only your comment rather than links to advertising, a violation of AUP.

[McBeanburger]

Management appear not to support your view that they are advertising - so I think you are on your own with that. They are news about 802.11a products from a company with important IP rights to 802.11a.

Anyway most companies put adverts on trade mags or newspapers, where I come from.

McB