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TELECOMMUNICATION NEWS AND ANALYTICS

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» FCC Shows How to Make an American Internet Quilt {16 March 2010}
Following the the Federal Communications Commission`s (FCC) release of a detailed plan for giving Americans better access to broadband Internet connections, the blueprint is drawing reactions across a wide range of observers and interested parties. "This may be one of the most important projects the government has undertaken since the national freeway system was constructed," Rob Enderle,...

» FCC Testing Tool May Out ISPs` Bogus Speed Claims {12 March 2010}
The FCC unveiled a set of digital tools for consumers Friday to figure out the state of national broadband service in the United States. One tool, the Consumer Broadband Test, measures broadband service speed and latency and is available in online fixed and mobile app versions. The other is the Broadband Dead Zone Report, which lets Americans tell the FCC where they can`t get broadband...

» Wireless Industry Sounds Off About FCC`s Net Neutrality Plans {14 January 2010}
The organization representing the wireless industry -- CTIA - The Wireless Association -- is fighting to head off a possible expansion of the Federal Communication Commission`s (FCC) Net neutrality proposals. CTIA on Thursday filed comments in response to recent proposals made by the FCC. Among other arguments, CTIA contends that Net neutrality is unnecessary for wireless consumers, that it will...

» Alcatel Kicks Off Project to Make Telecom Nets 1,000 Times Greener {11 January 2010}
Alcatel-Lucent`s Bell Labs on Monday launched Green Touch, a project aimed at making communications networks 1,000 times more more energy-efficient. The project`s founding members include service providers such as AT&T; research labs such as the MIT Research Lab for Electronics and Bell Labs; and government and nonprofit research institutions such as the French National Institute for Research in...

» Giving Telcos a Ladder to the Cloud {27 December 2009}
HP (NYSE: HPQ) has significantly elevated its efforts to become an indispensable full-service supplier to cloud computing aspirants, especially telecommunications, mobile and Internet service providers. At Software Universe in Hamburg, Germany, HP this month announced three new offerings designed to enable cloud providers and enterprises to securely lower barriers to adoption and accelerate the...

» Analyst: Verizon`s Defense for Whopping Fees `Disingenuous` {21 December 2009}
Verizon recently doubled its early termination fees (ETFs) to US$350 for customers who want out of their wireless phone contracts -- a fee much higher than competing carriers charge. However, there`s no need to worry; the extra money coming into Verizon not only helps the nation meet its mobile broadband goals, it also helps lower-income consumers to consider buying a smartphone. So says Verizon...

» Tips for E-Commerce-Challenged Telcos {07 December 2009}
Selling wireless and media products online is a complex challenge that often falls short of the expectations of seasoned online shoppers and results in a frustrating user experience. Wireless and cable operators, wireless resellers and handset manufacturers try to mirror online shopping with their online retail peers but despite their efforts, the complexities of back-end provisioning processes...

» Google to Deepen Voice With Gizmo5 Buy {13 November 2009}
Google`s (Nasdaq: GOOG) purchase of VoIP company Gizmo5, announced Thursday, accomplishes two things for the search giant: It brings new levels of potential business-class service to Google Voice, and it gives AT&T (NYSE: T) ammunition in its regulatory fight with Mountain View. Google isn`t providing much detail regarding how Gizmo5`s technology will fit into Voice. "While we don`t have any...

» Free Flow of Internet Traffic Requires Sensible Road Rules {04 November 2009}
This column is a response to "How to Solve the Net Neutrality Issue," by Sonia Arrison. Free marketeers` primary argument against Net neutrality is that a government watchdog role in protecting neutrality is bound to be "political" -- and that any government agency will ultimately start a slippery slide to full-bore regulation of the Internet. This all-or-nothing approach is a false choice...

» The Audacity of Droid {30 October 2009}
The Android mobile operating system is graduating soon to 2.0 status, and Google (Nasdaq: GOOG) gave it a pretty nice present to celebrate: a free turn-by-turn navigation app called "Google Maps Navigation." It`ll run on Android 2.0 phones with GPS, and it`ll use the phone`s cellular Internet connection to get live map information. There`s a wide range of quality out there when it comes to...

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