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Wednesday, 06 July 2005
Microsoft Needs To Reassure Service Providers
America's Network - USA
Microsoft needs to shore up its position with service providers pronto if it doesn't want the wheels to fall off its evolving IPTV strategy. ...

John Dvorak's Second Opinion The great tech rally of 2007
MarketWatch - USA
... IPTV -- This refers to delivering video over the Internet. ... While there is a minor buzz about IPTV today the momentum should be intense in the next 24 months. ...

Softbank Focuses on UTStarcom's mVision
Light Reading - USA
The new IPTV service is the third product in a triple-play bundle to be delivered over Softbank BB's widely popular Yahoo! BB broadband service. ...

Pannaway Puts $15M Away
Light Reading - USA
... In IPTV deployments that can be a big deal as it eliminates "ring trip," a noise blip created on ADSL lines when a phone connected to the line rings and is ...

Metro Ethernet equipment market reached €1.4bn in 2004 ...
DMasia.com - France
... This shift is being driven by next-generation broadband applications, including IPTV, video-on-demand, and ‘triple play' services that combine video with ...

52.5% of telcos think customers would switch to different video ...
IT Facts - USA
... Telephony survey. Telcos overwhelmingly believe that HDTV and IPTV services would be the most beneficial for consumers. 52.5% think ...

London 2012 Olympics good news for online
Netimperative - London,England,UK
... games are set to benefit. Certainly by 2012 online webcasting and IPTV is likely to be mature enough to be a full-blown proposition.


 
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