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| Charter Communications said it has signed on more than 500,000 telephony
customers, providing further evidence that recent decisions to ramp-up VoIP rollouts aggressively are starting to bear fruit.
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| ARRIS has formally launched a tender offer for Tandberg Television for
roughly $1.2 billion, about the same aggregate pricetag disclosed when the
deal was first announced mid-January.
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FREE CABLE FIRMWARE MANAGEMENT GUIDE
Includes best practices white paper, Time Warner case study, and ROI calculator on DOCSIS firmware management!
Brought to you by INS Diamond IP.
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| Despite some recent speculation posted on a popular broadband blog, Rogers
Cable isn't providing many details yet about a forthcoming cable modem tier that will raise the downstream cap to 18 Mbps.
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| Market research firm Telephia has organized the capability to start
accurately tracking, on a monthly basis, residential access line share at
the metropolitan market level.
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Ramping up for OCAP - Key steps to help get you from the lab and into the field
Live CED Webcast: Thursday, February 22, 2007
11 a.m. ET; 8 a.m. PT / FREE REGISTRATION
Following earlier commitments from some of the nation's largest cable
operators, 2007 is expected to shape up as a big year for the
OpenCable Application Platform (OCAP), a CableLabs-specified
middleware designed to give the U.S. cable industry a uniform
footprint for advanced applications and services to run on a wide
range of digital televisions and advanced set-tops. But taking OCAP
from the lab and into field trials and eventually into commercial
deployments... More at:
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| OpenTV Corp. is powering synchronized two-screen (i.e. PC-and-TV)
interactive elements tied to NBC's new primetime hit "Heroes."
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| Vonage Holdings Corp. added 955,000 net subscriber lines in 2006, including 166,000 in the fourth quarter, to finish the year with 2,224,000 lines.
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| Heritage Minister Bev Oda won't consider a financial proposal by Quebecor
Inc. to replace its contributions to the Canadian Television Fund until it
resumes payments of its dues to the fund. more... |
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| Concurrent Computer Corp., TechCFO LLC, Transparent Technologies Inc., TV Guide Channel
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