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The Telecoms.com Podcast – Awards, a Celebrity and a Bottle of Red Wine

It was the Global Telecoms Awards last night so we decided to bring you, dear listener, a one-off special podcast live-ish from the awards featuring funny-person-off-the-telly Katherine Ryan! Katherine joins Tim, Jamie and Ray to go over the awards, what she learned about telecoms (including a reference to ‘the internet of a thing’), and how it feels to finally make it big and host the industry’s most awesomest awards!

The guys do go on to talk shop for a few minutes, covering Facebook’s friggin’ amazing quarter fuelled by mobile, and Apple’s apparent decline.

Oh, and we lied, it’s not going to be on YouTube as well. Sorry about that.

Join the debate and share your thoughts with us on twitter @telecoms using the hashtag #AWIW.

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