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Huawei Report will be a dedicated email at least once a month when news is slow and as often as useful when news is breaking. I’m writing 3 stories a day after Trump ordered all U.S. companies to boycott Huawei.

The signal to noise ratio will be very high. The content will emphasise original reporting, at least in English. Stories like these were the first to appear outside of China. Stories so widely reported you’ve probably seen them already will just be noted.

90% OF HUAWEI U.S. PURCHASES CAN BE RAPIDLY REPLACED (picked up by the Washington Post.)

HUAWEI’S $38 BILLION CASH PILE (Also in WaPo)

HUAWEI ATLAS: MOST EFFECTIVE SURVEILLANCE IN THE WORLD?

Much of the news will be on the web in summary with full details in the newsletter. All subscribers will get a number of perks, including any reasonable number of phone calls or questions answered.

Rates: $400/year individual.
$950 corporation with fewer than 5,000 employees,
$4,000 for a corporation with more than 5,000 employees.
Free for scholars, reporters, students, or anyone without a large institution to pay the bill. Really.

Simply send your name, affiliation, email and whatever you’d like to share to the Editor, Dave Burstein daveb@dslprime.com

Totally refundable if it doesn’t meet your needs.

The primary source on the world’s largest communications vendor.
I’m Dave Burstein, Editor
For a subscription, click here or email daveb@dslprime.com. It’s $400/year for individuals, $950 for companies under 5,000 employees, $6,000 for larger companies.
Free for scholars, reporters, students, or anyone without a large institution to pay the bill. Just email me.

I produce the content as a reporter, not under the direction of the company. All opinions are mine unless noted otherwise.

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Dave

I’ve reported about Huawei since 2004 when they were still unknown in the West. Paul Reynolds of British Telecom told me they were doing exceptional things. They now are twice the size of any other telecom vendor.

Huawei people are extremely competitive, remarkably hardworking, and very, very good at what they do. “No one is perfect,” the butler said, and neither are any companies this size. On balance, they have been at least as honourable as peers in the West.

I have a major conflict of interest. Huawei and other companies have paid my expenses to events and contracted with the research company I did some work with. I will do my best to do accurate reporting.

Editor’s bias. Like most humans, I have biases. My job is to overcome my bias and get close to the truth. Readers deserve to know my biases.
Huawei has earned my respect but I will print a negative story if I discover one.
China has earned my respect for bringing 400 million people away from the edge of starvation. But I also know how many died in 1959 and 1965, as well as the extreme measures the country is taking against those who disapprove of the government.

Reporters: Please scoop me. I am a slow writer and never catch up. I like to get the stories out. Happy to share files and sources.

Companies press people: Sending me info on stories I’m interested in works far better than press releases.

All: Comments and thoughts welcome, on or off the record. daveb@dslprime.com

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