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Latest News
| Convergence World 2008 Awards winners |
Monday, 05 May 2008 The SOFNET 2008 event, held recently in London, was the venue for the announcement of the winners of the Convergence World Awards, sponsored by Convergence World magazine, in association with the International Engineering Consortium (IEC). The industry interest in the awards was reflected in the high level of entries, which made the judging process especially difficult and has meant that in three categories the judges decided to award two winners. |
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| Chinese group selects Nokia Siemens |
Tuesday, 29 April 2008 Yangquan Coal Industry (Group) Co., Ltd, a large state-owned coal enterprise in China, has selected Nokia Siemens Networks as its major supplier to migrate its traditional fixed network to a Next Generation Network (NGN) Solution that will provide the company with new, converged voice and data applications and multi-media services. |
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| Mformation extends MDM solution to WiMAX |
Tuesday, 29 April 2008 Mformation Technologies has extended its mobile device management (MDM) product portfolio for new WiMAX-capable devices. |
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| Postilion provides payment processing for du |
Tuesday, 29 April 2008 Postilion, a provider of software solutions for self-service banking and payments, has been chosen by du, the integrated telecom service provider in the UAE, to provide a payments platform. |
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Feature of the Week
| Internet TV: Ticking Some Of The Boxes |
Friday, 21 September 2007 Although no-one is down-playing the scale of the attendant challenges – technical, commercial and, in some markets, regulatory – a number of recent analyses of the market prospects for TV and video content delivered over broadband networks have been notably positive. For example IPTV services – typically provided over a closed network infrastructure to a set top box – are forecast by applied market intelligence firm iSuppli to be generating revenues of US$26 billion by 2011. Meantime Internet TV - a service typically delivered over the public Internet or a private network to a PC or other device - will attract an audience of 1 billion by 2012 says ABI Research, up from 300 million today. There’s still some boxes needing to be ticked, though. |
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