14.10.2010
America Movil integrates its Argentine wireline/wireless brand
With its purchase of Telmex Internacional complete, America Movil is consolidating its wireline and wireless assets into the Claro brand. When it officially launches its integrated brand on October 20, Claro will be the first service provider in Argentina to offer an integrated wireless/wireline... |
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19.11.2010
America Movil to produce TV content; plans Latin America to U.S. submarine cable
If there`s any way to describe Mexican tycoon Carlos Slim it`s that he`s opportunistic. With his Latin American telecom properties nicely tucked under the America Movil umbrella, Slim is setting his sights on TV content production, reports Reuters. Although America Movil is one of Latin America`s... |
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28.10.2010
America Movil: Broadband access and wireless boost Q3 results
The consolidation of Carlos Slim`s telecom empire--Telmex (NYSE: TII) and regional fixed line group Telint--under the America Movil (NYSE: AMX) umbrella was on display this week as the company released its Q3 2010 results. During the third quarter, the newly combined company reported $12.33... |
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03.03.2010
Analysis says wireless/wireline telephony will see "modest growth"
Although `s clear that many vertical market segments will continue to place Mr. Rein tight bag their condition in 2010, Insight Research new report '
Telecommunications services at Vertical Market, 2009-2014
indicates that the use of wireless and wireline telephone business will reach $146... |
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08.12.2008
Analyst knocks quad play, cable wireless efforts
Sanford C. Bernstein & Co. analyst Craig Moffett last week questioned the quad play-the idea that telcos and cable TV companies need to bundle voice, broadband Internet, TV service and wireless service-and more specifically the idea that wireless needs to be part of a bundle delivered by cable... |
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26.01.2009
Analyst offers cable TV Q4 outlook
As companies throughout the telecom industry report fourth quarter earnings in the coming days and weeks, observers will look to compare numbers from big telcos with those of the major cable TV firms. The two biggest U.S. telcos report earnings this week, and while the two biggest U.S. cable TV... |
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16.03.2011
Analyst: Cable will likely mimic AT&T's usage-based broadband pricing plans
Sanford Bernstein senior analyst Craig Moffett believes that AT&T`s plan to implement monthly usage caps on its DSL customers, and charge overage fees to those who violate those terms, could provide "air cover" for major cable MSOs to do the same. Moffett wrote in a research note that he... |
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31.07.2008
Another national broadband champion emerges
The list of well-intentioned groups pushing for for national broadband policy and universal broadband availability in the U.S. just keeps growing. The latest entrant is the Internet Innovation Alliance, led by former Clinton administration telecom policy advisor Larry Irving and former Bush... |
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11.03.2009
Arbor Atlas reaches 100 ISPs
Network security vendor Arbor Networks announced the latest version of its Atlas portfolio of network data collection, analysis and information-sharing offerings for Internet service providers, and also announced that the Atlas program now collects and shares network attack and threat... |
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21.01.2009
Are telecom carriers ready to bargain?
Supposedly, we now live in a bargainer`s economy, where the price of just about everything is negotiable as retailers, banks, contractors, homeowners and everyone else seem willing to bend just to make a sale. Does that include telecom service providers? The Wall Street Journal has a story... |
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