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▶ 14:08 Chris Dixon Most prominent example is a project called Helium, and the, um, Helium is a, uh, uh, community-owned, crowd-sourced, uh, telecom network that tries to compete with Verizon and AT&T, and so basically what they did is they created an… 2 times in the scene

▶ 6:38 unnamed speaker Um, if you actually look at the data and you go to the Verizon breach data, which is usually the basis for a lot of these claims, you see that phishing and pretexting are about 93% of those breaches.
▶ 7:36 unnamed speaker If you look at the root cause of breaches, and this is really interesting, if you dig into the Verizon data, the Veris data, ah, you see phishing and pretexting obviously is, is number one, which is a pretty obvious problem.

▶ 10:26 Marc Andreessen It's when you go to the AT&T or Verizon store and buy the new smartphone.

▶ 22:03 Chris Messina If Facebook is actually able to provide a way for smaller merchants in smaller environments, local towns and places like that to actually help their customers get in touch with them, not by using the phone, not by going through AT&T, not…

▶ 7:54 Benedict Evans And of course the thing here is, if you are going to Verizon or Vodafone or, you know, Deutsche Telekom and you've got an installment plan, um,

▶ 5:30 Fred Upton I mean, you talk to the, the big companies, the AT&T's, the Verizon's, you talk to, you know, obviously the Googles

▶ 0:09 Michael Copeland We are here to discuss Verizon and AOL. 8 times in the scene
▶ 2:36 Michael Copeland What does AOL bring to Verizon that Verizon wants and needs? 7 times in the scene
▶ 7:17 Chris Dixon Your data caps and Verizon waived for all the AOL content.
▶ 10:49 Chris Dixon Um, and so I'm sure there are meetings going on at all of Verizon's, uh, competitors and, 2 times in the scene

▶ 8:30 Kim Zetter Um, but, you know, a report came out this week from, ah, Verizon, ah, examining how long it takes, ah, someone to open a phishing email after it's landed in a company's network, and it takes on average about a minute and a half because…

▶ 1:04 Shelley Archambault I also, in addition to Nordstrom, I also serve on the board of directors for Verizon, and we're located right here in Palo Alto.
▶ 8:07 Shelley Archambault Verizon was looking for a board member, wanted somebody Silicon Valley, wanted someone who had scale experience, hence the IBM, but also startup and growth.
▶ 30:33 Shelley Archambault Four a.m., all of my committee calls are at four a.m. in the morning, because Verizon is an East Coast company, and they're at seven a.m.

▶ 22:25 Scott Cooper So every month they're charging your credit card for a certain, certain amount of money, and then, you know, I think it also explains why, you know, every time, you know, you threaten to kind of, you know, switch from AT&T to Verizon, you…

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