We seem to be on a roll with the on-the-road tHAWTs. This week, Mark catches Michel in a rather unusual place to spend a little time discussing the week's telecom news, including some wireless tidbits and a few ideas about where the cable industry is going. You can listen by subscribing to our series, or using the flash player below!

Discussed in the episode:

• AT&T Video Share Lets Wireless Customers Share Live Video (AT&T.com)
• Video-sharing services are taking shape for cellphones (The Boston Globe)
• Verizon Shifts Its Stance On FCC Auction Rules (WSJ.com - subscription required for full article)
• Can Google, The FCC, And AT&T Turn Wireless Carriers Into Dumb Pipes? (InformationWeek)
• US telecoms regulator spurns Google plea (Financial Times)
• MSOs Too Wary Over Wireless (Cable Digital News)
• WiMAX truly disruptive if marketed well (Telephony)
• YouDebate: If Only the Candidates Were as Interesting as the Questioners (New York Times)
• The CNN and YouTube Democratic Debates (YouTube)
• On the hunt for ID thieves (MSNBC)
• Value of Crime to Guide Nacchio Sentencing (Denver Post)

A little additional information for you:

• Google's Bid Spotlights Need For Wireless Competition (Nemertes Research)
• Google and Sprint Teamup on new WiMax Network (Washington Post)
• Nacchio Sentenced to Six Years (Denver Post)

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