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Q&A: Understanding the Canadian government's role in BCE: BCE, being the largest telecom operator in the country, must operate under the guides of the Bell Canada Act and can only field purchase offers from domestic entities. The Globe and Mail (Toronto)
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- Verizon throttles back on Massachusetts franchises
Verizon Communications plans to concentrate on pending projects right now rather than trying to win franchise agreements in Massachusetts for its FiOS TV service. While Verizon has won statewide franchise agreements in some states, Massachusetts requires the company to apply in each town. The Boston Globe
(4/18)
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Verizon gets the green light to bring video to Oregon county: Verizon Communications intends to launch video services in Washington County, Ore., early next year or sooner, after winning service approval from county officials. The Oregonian (Portland)
(4/18)
- Looking beyond AT&T's Olimpia bid
The Financial Times forecasts that AT&T will hunt for more international business opportunities now that it has pulled the plug on its bid for an indirect stake in Telecom Italia. "Asia, the Middle East and even Europe all interest us," AT&T's chief operating officer, Randall Stephenson, recently told the paper. Financial Times (free content)
(4/18)
- Vonage may file for bankruptcy
The $58 million court ruling imposed on Vonage Holdings may spell financial ruin for the VoIP company, according to a recent SEC filing. CNET
(4/17)
- Icahn wants a more active Motorola
Carl Icahn, who owns 68 million shares of Motorola, argues that CEO Ed Zander must be held accountable for money lost after the company changed direction last year to compete with larger rival Nokia. In a letter to shareholders, Icahn characterized the directors as "passive" and said the company needed to act faster to correct problems in such a competitive market. Chicago Tribune/Bloomberg
(4/18)
 | Hatteras Networks is redefining how Carriers deliver Ethernet services. Hatteras' customers are leveraging Mid-Band Ethernet to extend the Ethernet Service Edge over existing copper facilities to capture part of the $15 billion Mid-Band Ethernet worldwide services opportunity. To learn how Mid-Band Ethernet creates new opportunities for Carriers, visit www.hatterasnetworks.com. |
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THE must-attend event for the telecom industry: NXTcomm!
NXTcomm 2007 is the only venue that brings outstanding keynote speakers -- including the CEOs of AT&T, Bell Canada, Cisco, GE/NBC Universal, Motorola and Verizon -- and educational programs from leading industry organizations -- including ATIS, BICSI, Digital Hollywood, FierceMarkets, IEC, Stifel Nicolaus, Telecommunications Magazine and Wiley Rein -- to one convenient location: NXTcomm, June 18 to 21 in Chicago. Register today!
- Text messaging helps get the word out in an emergency
Given the ubiquity of mobile communications, text messaging is seen as a viable method for college campuses to alert students quickly in an emergency. In the wake of the Virginia Tech shootings, interest among college campuses in the technology as an emergency-response system has been sparked as colleges turn to such companies as Rave Wireless and E2Campus. The Wall Street Journal
(4/18)
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(4/17)
- Intel releases info on future chips
Intel has announced several chip advancements that the company plans to release by next year to advance notebooks, ultra-mobile PCs and other "mobile Internet devices." Intel's new chips make use of its 45-nanometer manufacturing process, which allows for higher transistor density on a chip. Yahoo!/InformationWeek
(4/17)
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