James Enck, European Telecom Analyst made a great post about Telco 2.0.. In the follow-up to his resume post, he says:

I didn't write this as some sort of manifesto. It was really just intended, for those who weren't there, as a summary of my opening presentation at Telco 2.0 (see also here), which itself was designed to take the audience out of their comfort zone, albeit in a humorous manner. The whole idea around the Telco 2.0 event was the theme of an "industry brainstorm," and I was trying to focus on issues which the industry needs to work through. As I made clear to the audience at the time, the list is a distillation of things I genuinely have heard investors complaining or worrying about (occasionally with a bit of help from me).

And here are the links to the the Ten Things I hate about Telecoms as well as to the follow up


See also:
Three words were on everyone's lips .... "convergence", "content" and "open".
Mobile 2.0 at the User Generated Conference. By the way: the term was used early on by Ajit and Tony Fish who wrote a book under the same title. And now Jérômes tells me also about a conference in San Francisco under the same name.