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TELECOMMUNICATION NEWS AND ANALYTICS

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» FCC`s Broadband Switcheroo Draws Yays and Nays {10 May 2010}
FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski announced his third attempt at gaining acceptance for Internet neutrality last week, sparking yet another furor over the issue. This time, he`s proposing a narrower approach toward reclassifying broadband access services as telecommunications services, in the hope that this might win over the industry. However, some industry bodies immediately went on the...

» FCC Finds New Way to Bring Broadband Under Its Umbrella {06 May 2010}
FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski has laid out a proposal that establishes the agency`s authority to regulate Internet broadband providers much as it does telecom service companies. The FCC has always claimed to have this authority -- but it was not put to the test until Comcast (Nasdaq: CMCSK) challenged an order by the FCC to change its network management practices. However, the U.S. Court of...

» Skype Skates to New Low With Latest Calling Plans {05 May 2010}
Skype on Wednesday announced that it is launching subscription plans to more than 170 countries with substantial savings over the company`s standard rates for calling mobile phones and landlines. Starting Thursday, Skype`s range of calling subscriptions will start from as little as US$1.09 per month and offer effective rates as low as $.01 per minute to almost any destination around the globe....

» FCC Chair: Broadband Plan Won`t Be Derailed {15 April 2010}
The Federal Communications Commission believes it has the authority to implement its National Broadband Plan -- a wide-ranging initiative that calls for nationwide Internet services, greater availability of wireless connectivity, and improved rural access to such services -- despite a recent court ruling that clouds the issue. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia found that the...

» CRM for Telecoms, Part 2: Nailing the Customer Experience {12 April 2010}
Part 1 of this series questions whether the heavy investments telecoms have been making to achieve long-term goals are the best CRM strategies or whether less-costly projects with faster paybacks might make more sense. Telecom innovations have turned the entire globe into a neighborhood. The ability to carry a portable device, such as a laptop computer or a cellphone, has made it possible for...

» Comcast`s Hazy Future as Internet Traffic Cop {08 April 2010}
Comcast`s (Nasdaq: CMCSK) federal circuit court victory over the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) this week appears to have thrown a wide range of federal-level Internet plans into question. Only three weeks ago, the FCC announced its National Broadband Plan, with ambitious initiatives aimed at making high-speed Internet access available to all Americans, including those living in rural...

» Net Neutrality Takes One on the Chin {06 April 2010}
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia has issued a ruling that could spell the end of Net neutrality -- or merely redefine the battle terms a little. It`s a matter of perspective. The court ruled that the Federal Communications Commission did not tie its assertion of "ancillary" authority to order Comcast (Nasdaq: CMCSK) to change it network management practices to a "statutorily...

» CRM for Telecoms, Part 1: Getting More Strategic {05 April 2010}
Most of today`s telecom customers -- who use their phone apps to check the menu at a local eatery or text a friend -- are clueless about the origins of electronic media. Only those holding a Medicare card, perhaps, appreciate that in the early days of phone service, the telephone company`s customer relationship management only involved the employment of a local switchboard operator to place...

» Hot Boxes: The Explosive Potential for Residential Gateway Devices {29 March 2010}
The set-top box (STB) is the primary point of entry into the digital home for television services, including cable TV, DTH (Direct to Home satellite), and IPTV (Internet protocol television). This device has evolved beyond its historical role as a simple black box sitting on top of a large TV set into a smaller form-factor device supporting a variety of functions, notably interactive television...

» Anxieties Besiege FCC`s Broadband Game Plan {17 March 2010}
The Federal Communication Commission`s national broadband plan, formally unveiled this week, certainly has lofty goals: Provide greater access to broadband, increase broadband speeds, help establish a national emergency network, help improve the economy and ensure the U.S. leads the way in digital technology. However, the FCC`s plan may be even more complex to implement than it appears. Apart...

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