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TA Week-in-Review
9/15/6
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AT&T's Faulty New Connection—Broadband? With its new broadband
TV service, the giant phone company is betting consumers want to
watch TV away from home. But the perk is pricey
9/15/6 BusinessWeek
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MySpace for the Office Venture giant Kleiner Perkins is
backing Visible Path in its bid to take social networking
corporate 9/15/6
BusinessWeek
Marketing |
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If I Had A Nickel For Every Click... A new service could help
users control—and profit from—the data they generate online
9/15/6 BusinessWeek
Marketing |
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Free conference calls in store for Yahoo Messenger Plug-in
from conference-call services and equipment firm will allow up to
500 simultaneous participants per call.
Reuters 9/11/6
Conferencing |
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Salesforce Dives Into the Mash Pit The on-demand services
company is teaming up with Google for online ad management
software BW 9/8/6
Marketing |
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Real Estate Ads Move to the Internet Real estate listings are
moving online, and newspapers are racing to protect their
classifieds market by following them.
BW 9/8/6
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YouTube: Waiting For The Payoff The video-sharing Web site is
a runaway success - everywhere but on the bottom line.
BW 9/8/6
Video |
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California passes Wi-Fi user protection bill State's Assembly
and senate overwhelmingly favor security warnings on Wi-Fi network
gear. Reuters 9/7/6
Wi-Fi |
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DirecTV tests IP telephony As part of joint venture, company
to test a Net-based phone service for residents of apartments and
condominiums. CNET 9/7/6
VoIP
broadband |
Verizon drops DSL surcharge
Customer gripes lead to decision not to charge DSL subscribers a
"supplier surcharge." CNET
9/7/6
broadband
LDtax |
California passes bill easing cable rules
Bill eliminating city-by-city franchises aims to increase
competition with cable providers. Telecoms pleased.
Reuters 9/7/6
broadband |
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Switching from cell to Wi-Fi, seamlessly T-Mobile prepares
service allowing callers uninterrupted shifting between cellular
network, consumer Wi-Fi network.
CNET 9/7/6
wireless
wifi |
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Skype phones sans the PC Skype on Thursday announced new
cordless phones that will let users of its Internet phone service
make calls without a computer or Wi-Fi connection.
CNET 8/31/6
voip |
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Supreme Court sides with cities in phone tax dispute A state
law changing the way local governments tax telephone services was
tossed out Tuesday barely five weeks after it took effect.
KansasCity.com 8/18/6
legal |
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Trouble in Carlyle's Paradise The private equity firm's
investment in Hawaiian Telecom is proving tougher to manage than
expected. BusinessWeek
8/18/6
corp |
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Free Wi-Fi—at a Price Plans by cities to provide low-cost
wireless Internet access could crimp sales for smaller providers
and may spark a wave of consolidation.
BusinessWeek 8/18/6
wifi |
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Top 10 Municipal Wi-Fi Plans Some of the largest U.S. cities
have hatched big plans for providing low-cost wireless broadband
to residents. BusinessWeek
8/18/6
wifi |
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Citywide Wi-Fi equipment maker boosts speeds Cities using gear
from Tropos to build their citywide networks could have more
bandwidth capacity at their fingertips this fall.
CNET 8/18/6
wifi |
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Call centers ramp up VoIP Though adoption hasn't climbed as
swiftly as predicted, the outlook for growth is still positive,
report says. CNET 8/18/6
voip |
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Warning: Your Wi-Fi Is Vulnerable to Attack Researchers show
how hackers can take control of even encrypted Wi-Fi laptops.
BusinessWeek 8/6/6
wifi |
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Skype intros new Wi-Fi phones Skype announced three new Wi-Fi
phones that will allow people to talk over the Internet for free.
CNET 8/6/6
wifi |
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Cablevision signs up 1 millionth phone subscriber Company is
winning new phone customers as it faces increased competition from
phone company Verizon. CNET 8/6/6
broadband |
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Study: Net telephony quality worsening While it's no secret
that Net phone services don't offer the same call quality as
traditional phones, a new study suggests that the quality of voice
over Internet Protocol is actually getting worse.
CNET 8/6/6
voip |
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Sprint income falls, revenue rises Sprint Nextel, the No. 3
U.S. wireless provider, said earnings fell, hurt by hefty merger
charges and fewer wireless subscribers than expected.
Reuters 8/6/6
wireless |
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U.S. broadband adoption jumps 33 percent in 2005 U.S.
high-speed Internet subscriptions soared 33 percent last year to
50.2 million lines, according to the latest data released by the
FCC. Reuters 8/6/6
broadband |
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Local VoIP numbers, international cell calls Imagine being
able to use the hundreds of spare local minutes you get with your
cellular plan toward international calls.
CNET 8/6/6
voip |
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Verizon prepares for next generation of broadband Verizon has
yet to finish building its FIOS network, but it's already taking
steps to upgrade it to the next generation of technology, which
will quadruple the amount of bandwidth capacity available to each
home. CNET 8/6/6
broadband |
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Telecom tax imposed in 1898 finally ends Levied on wealthy
Americans with phones in 1898 to help fund Spanish-American War,
tax was discontinued Tuesday. CNET 8/6/6
legal |
WiMAX: What it means & how it works A decent 4-minute
video from CNET that explains the basics.
CNET 8/6//6
wifi |
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Cognigen hires channel industry veteran Rick Eberhardt
theDigest.com 7/21/6
corp |
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Open Source Takes on Telecom Digium CEO Mark Spencer explains
how he's woven freely available software into a low-priced phone
system for businesses
BusinessWeek 7/21/6
voip |
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VoIP: Quality is still a big concern With Net telephony poised
to hit the mainstream, experts say issues with service quality
need to be worked out. CNET
7/21/6
voip |
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Microsoft takes on Cisco with Nortel alliance The gloves are
off as Microsoft challenges Cisco Systems in the corporate
communications market. CNET
7/21/6 voip |
Attack of the mobile viruses As mobile communications
become more prevalent, so does the onslaught of viruses. CNET's
Robert Vamosi explains the mobile virus problem and how to prevent
infection. CNET 7/21/6
wireless |
The
Politics of the Municipal Wi-Fi Wars
This short 4-minute video gives a
simple explanation as to why the
two camps disagree about city governments providing wi-fi Internet
access to citizens. ZDnet.com
7/21/6
wifi |
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BellSouth shareholders approve AT&T merger Shareholders OK $67
billion bid, but several groups, including the ACLU, have
objections. CNET 7/21/6
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Wireless, Web seen driving AT&T, Verizon earnings The two
telecom giants are expected to report a solid second quarter,
bolstered by growth in wireless, Net subscribers.
Reuters 7/21/6
corp |
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PC recycler cleans up Demand for PC recycling services is
taking off, and PC recycling company Newmarket IT is taking on $50
million in funds to expand its operations.
CNET
7/21/6
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