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Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Industry calls for SIM card accreditation in Nigeria Criminals use SIM cards to commit offences and then throw them away, creating a security problem the country's communications association feels has to be addressed
Thursday, March 06, 2008
India ready for mobile TV: Report Potential market for service is estimated at $US360 million this year
Sunday, February 10, 2008
Vista SP1 'debacle' prompts TechNet revolt A decision to delay the release-to-manufacturing version of the latest Windows Service Pack has users grumbling on Microsoft message boards and talking about postponed deployments
Thursday, December 07, 2006
Belarus looks to adopt digital communication The Belarusian Council of Ministers has reported results of telecom industry development and announced a development program for 2006-2010. In a five-year period the government plans to change analog communication equipment for digital. 
Wednesday, December 21, 2005
Global DSL subscriptions up 40M in year, says survey The number of people connecting to the Internet via a broadband DSL (digital subscriber line) connection jumped by almost 40 million in the twelve months to the end of September 2005, according to a survey conducted by the DSL Forum. 
Wednesday, November 23, 2005
RSS to hit 'multidirectional' infoway Microsoft Corp. is extending the popular RSS 2.0 Web syndication format to make it "multidirectional," allowing it to be used for synchronizing information such as contacts and calendar entries across different applications, the company said.
Tuesday, March 08, 2005
AOL to launch VOIP within a month America Online Inc. (AOL) within a month will launch a VOIP (voice over Internet Protocol) service in a bid to bring packet-based calling technology to the mass market, the top executive of the Internet service giant said Tuesday. 
Sunday, December 28, 2003
Local hotspot revenues expected to hit US$100K Revenues generated from public wireless local area network (WLAN) services in the Philippines are expected to reach US$1,000 per hotspot by 2003, according to the latest figures released by market research firm IDC.
Monday, November 17, 2003
Vietnam opens broadband market as demand grows Reacting to strong demand for ADSL (Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line) broadband services, the government has allowed a second company to start offering broadband in competition with state carrier Vietnam Posts and Telecommunications Corp. (VNPT).
Monday, July 28, 2003
SARS slows mobile subscriber growth in China China has long been one of the fastest growing markets for mobile telecommunication services, but statistics released by the Ministry of Information Industry (MII) for the first half of this year reveal that subscriber growth has slowed substantially in the world's most populous country, both in terms of percentage growth and the number of new subscribers.
Monday, June 09, 2003
Broadband on the rise in Australia Broadband is finally showing signs of taking off in Australia, as providers and industry analysts report significant growth in subscriptions to wireless, cable and asymmetric digital subscriber line (ADSL) services across the country. This is despite only eight per cent of Internet users having a broadband connection. 
Monday, December 04, 2000
ITU: Asia to drive telecommunications growth Having gotten back on the growth track after the economic turmoil of recent years, the Asia-Pacific region is poised to regain its place as the pre-eminent telecommunications growth market in the world, according to extracts of a new report on the region's telecommunications industry to be published Monday by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU).
Friday, November 24, 2000
Rhythms Canada launches DSL service in Ottawa Rhythms Canada Inc. announced Thursday it’s now offering its digital subscriber line in the Ottawa area.
Thursday, December 02, 1999
DSL could provide enterprises with a variety of potential benefits Want to know what digital subscriber line (DSL) and Woodstock have in common? Ever look at DSL spelled backwards?
Thursday, July 29, 1999
Looking for some one-on-one with your peers? Get in the game with Network World ~ Live! As I type this, Comdex/Canada is making its annual mid-July appearance at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre -- only there’s a difference this year.After testing the waters with an expanded networking focus and feature area last summer, Comdex/Canada decided the time was right to bring its NetWorld+Interop trade show to town. (Our full coverage of Comdex/Canada ’99 will appear next issue.)Having a separate NetWorld+Interop show floor in the convention centre’s south hall is designed to let networking professionals find the technology information pertinent to them, without having to dodge around the casual-observer consumer crowd drawn in off the street by the latest in image scanners or CD-R equipment.Problem is, most of the major network hardware manufacturers aren’t on-hand this year to tell net managers about their latest and greatest products. Cabletron and 3Com are exhibiting at the show, but Cisco, Nortel Networks and Lucent are absent (although Lucent does have a presence in it
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