Intel and Siemens to Build Second-Gen VOIP
Intel Corporation and Siemens Communications announced on Wednesday a collaboration to bring second generation voice-over-internet-protocol (VOIP) technologies in a jointly funded project.
Verizon strikes TV deal with Maryland county
Telecommunications company Verizon Communications Inc. said on Wednesday that officials in Montgomery County, Maryland, have agreed to let it sell Web-based video service to local residents and that it may drop its lawsuit against the county for blocking it.
AT&T to offer 20 TV channels for PC viewing
AT&T Inc. said on Tuesday it will launch a new Internet browser based television service that will allow subscribers to watch 20 channels
Vodafone to enter fixed-line broadband market
Mobile phone operator Vodafone Group Plc confirmed on Monday its plan to enter the cut throat fixed line broadband Internet market
Spike latest new player in broadband TV
Men's cable channel Spike TV is joining other Viacom properties that have taken their content digital in a significant way with Wednesday's official launch of a broadband player on SpikeTV.com.
Broadband on the Rise
High-speed internet connections are on the incline in both the United States and Britain, according to industry experts.
US wireless sale draws a new crowd
U.S. wireless companies face new competition on Wednesday as they start bidding on licenses for advanced wireless services like high-speed Internet - from the satellite and cable television industries.
AOL's New Focus
After years of lackluster results, AOL is refocusing. Instead of pursuing new subscribers, it will focus on online advertising to grow in a highly competitive market.
Telstra Pulls Plug on $3.1B Broadband Network
Telstra, Australia's largest telecommunication company, announced its intention to withdraw from building a A$4 billion (US$3.1 billion) high-speed broadband network.
Telecoms Begin Battle for IPTV
The Internet may soon change the way people watch television. AT&T and Verizon have been spending billions of dollars, to build and reinforce their networks with the hope of turning the Internet into an on-demand, multi-media entertainment machine.
ATT launches Homezone TV and Internet service
U.S. phone company AT&T Inc. said on Wednesday it began marketing its AT&T Homezone, a long-awaited service that combines high-speed Internet and satellite television in one set-top box.
Microsoft, MTN Seek Affordable Internet in S. Africa
Software giant Microsoft and South Africa's cellular group Mobile Telephone Networks (MTN) announced on Tuesday a collaboration to provide affordable internet connection services in South Africa.
Verizon near decision on directory business: report
Verizon Communications Inc. is close to putting in motion long-awaited plans to shed its directory business, The Wall Street Journal reported on Friday, citing people familiar with the matter.
AT&T's Safer Video Plans May Pose Risks
U.S. telephone giant AT&T Inc. risks losing customers to cable rivals unless it builds a fiber network closer to customers than currently planned for its video and Internet services, analysts said.
Vonage sells $531 million in IPO shares
Internet phone service provider Vonage Holdings Corp. on Tuesday priced an initial public offering worth about $531 million, according to an underwriter.
FTSE 100 up on A&L talk, midcaps hit fresh record
Britain's FTSE 100 index closed sharply higher on Friday as fresh bid talk buoyed mortgage bank Alliance & Leicester, while the Midcap 250 index hit a fresh high led by brewer Greene King.
Verizon Profits Down, Revenue Up on Wireless
Verizon Communications Inc., one of the world's biggest telephone companies, said on Tuesday its quarterly earnings fell on merger costs but revenue rose due to strength in wireless.