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TeleGeography | August 5th, 2008 | Email this

The US cable operator Cablevision Systems says it intends to launch its Wi-Fi networks in parts of New Jersey, New York and Connecticut within the next few months. The USD300 million network will offer free wireless internet access to Cablevision’s existing Optimum Online fixed broadband subscribers. The initial focus will [...]

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NewTeeVee Startup Watch: Onecast, Zadby, Anvato, GoAnimate

GigaOM | August 3rd, 2008 | Email this

NewTeeVee has been bursting with startup news this week, including news from a bunch of new companies that have barely been mentioned elsewhere, if at all. So for those GigaOM readers looking for a cheat sheet, I've pulled together one here: Onecast/1cast: Apparently this is something like RedLasso, but it's [...]

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Going Green: AT&T’s broad approach

Telephony Magazine | August 3rd, 2008 | Email this

AT&T;’s announcement this week that it has joined the Green Grid to help promote more efficient use of power by data centers is one of many steps the largest U.S. telecom services provider is taking to both lower its own energy consumption and help its customers do the same.[...]

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The Telco 2.0 Manifesto

Andy Abramson | August 3rd, 2008 | Email this

One of the semi-annual conferences I love to attend is held twice a year in London and organized by my friends at the STL Group, where Martin Geddes is found hanging his hat and providing very keen insight. Today in their newsletter I spied a posting entitled the Telco 2.0 [...]

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VZW outpaces AT&T in all metrics except the big one

Telephony Magazine | August 3rd, 2008 | Email this

AT&T; is still the wireless king when it comes to subscribers. AT&T; has 73 million subscribers to Verizon’s 64 million.[...]

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What If You Owned Your Own Fiber Connection?

Techdirt | August 3rd, 2008 | Email this

Almost five years ago, we wrote about a project in Burlington, Vermont to bring fiber optics to residents there. The idea was that, rather than a traditional "municipally-owned" network, this would actually be owned by the residents themselves. The article focused on the work of economist Alan McAdams, who (it [...]

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