Alex Mashinsky and the companies he has built have been featured in such publications as Forbes, the New York Times, Business Week, and The Economist, as well as numerous trade journals. Some articles and videos that highlight some of Alex's thinking and accomplishments:

In October
2006 Alex was selected as one of the top 100 voices of IP
communications along side the inventors and builders of the internet
Click here to view list
Alex receives an award from the current prime minister of Israel Ehud Olmert
FOXNews.com
September 21, 2007
Cell Phone Service Coming to NYC Subway System
The New York Times
September 20, 2007
M.T.A. Makes Deal for Cellphones in Stations
The Daily Deal
May 26, 2006
Inverstors blasts Arbinet, decry plunging stock price
CNN. Money.com
April 18, 2006
Company Founders make better CEOs
TheDeal.com
March 22, 2006
Arbinet faces proxy battle
Barrons
July 25, 2005
IF LEMONY SNICKET WROTE ABOUT STOCKS..
Q-Optics
Press Release:
August, 2001
Q-Optics snags profitable first
round
Q-Optics Raises $11 Million Series
A round from investor group led by Warburg Pincus
From TheDeal.com:
July, 2001
Arbinet draws
$35 million
From The Wall Street Journal:
August, 2000
Arbinet Plays Matchmaker
to Telecom Firms
PWC Annual Meeting:
March, 2000
"how bandwidth exchanges can
help Telcos - PWC annual meeting Paris March 2000"
Watch
live video
CNN FN, The Financial Network:
October 24, 1997
"Digital
Jam Interview: Telecom Startup Arbinet; Alex Mashinsky
and Anchor Steve Young"
The New York Times
July 11, 1999
Jumping Off the Bandwidth Wagon
"There, in his cramped office above the Pulse Night Club, Alex
Mashinsky has created an electronic trading floor for telephone
service that resembles nothing so much as the international market
for traditional commodities."
Business 2.0
April, 1999
Fast Times on the Minute Exchange
"Waste not, want not. Online spot markets are lining up to
exchange global bandwidth on the fly."
Nov. 1999
Preventing
Telecom Capacity From Going To Waste
E-COMMERCE: GOOD-BYE
TO FIXED PRICING?
"How the wired economy could create the most efficient market
of them all"

