Due to overwhelming demand, here's an index to the transcripts.
WTF Sunday Afternoon Sessions - Talks [on Wireless]
WTF Sunday Afternoon Sessions - Developing World Telecom
WTF Sunday Morning Sessions - Sifry [Politics and Internet]
WTF Sunday Morning Sessions - Operations Culture [Peopleware]
WTF Sunday Morning Sessions - Corporate Culture
WTF Sunday Morning Sessions - Short Talks
WTF Saturday Evening Sessions - Deffeyes [Oil, Supply and Demand Thereof]
WTF Saturday Afternoon Sessions - Wireless Wonderland
WTF Saturday Afternoon Sessions - McGarty [Municipal Fiber]
WTF Saturday Sessions - Short Talks
WTF Saturday Morning Session - Noam [Infopocalyse Mispredictions]
WTF Saturday Morning Session - Netches [Putting Change in Perspective]
WTF Saturday Morning Session - Gilder [Korea]
WTF Friday Sessions - Googin [Why RBOCs are F*ck*d]
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