BSkyB considers cheap broadband in U.K.
Apr 07, 2006 |
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BSkyB is reportedly considered offering low-cost broadband to its British customers as part of a move into the telephone-line broadband market.
Penn State to recycle tires into roads
Apr 07, 2006 |
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Penn State's Center for Dirt and Gravel Road Studies received a $696,685 grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection to use waste tires to improve dirt roads that are causing silting of local waterways. ...
Israel: Intel to spend $810 million here
Apr 07, 2006 |
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Global chip-making giant Intel has promised to spend hundreds of millions of dollars in Israel over the coming years for procurement, the Israeli Ministry of Industry, Trade and Labor announced this week.
Record U.S. wireless subscriptions in 2005
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Wireless-phone subscriptions in the United States grew by 25.7 million in 2005, reaching just under 208 million, according to The Wireless Association.
USTR knocks world telecom rules
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The United States Trade Representative warned Thursday that foreign trade barriers continue to hamper U.S. telecommunications companies.
University of California leads in patents
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The University of California led the top 10 universities receiving most patents in 2005 with 390.
Delivering online assistance to the needy
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Video telephony allows immediate contact with people at home, enables them to continue living at home and relieves pressure on care-providers by reducing physical journeys. It was first tested in Europe in the early 1990s ...
Aussies seek input on Telstra sale
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Australian Finance Minister Nick Minchin will visit European and Japanese investors later this month to discuss the proposed sale of telco Telstra.
Cablevision to test remote DVR service
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In the continuing struggle for dominance in the digital-video-recorder market, industry giant Cablevision is about to try something different. The firm, which has offered conventional digital-cable systems and set-top boxes ...
