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Wednesday, 07 October 2009

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IPTV turns corner in Hungary
Broadband TV News
By Chris Dziadul Although IPTV has been slow to take off in Hungary, with the total number of subscribers estimated at between 60-70000, there are signs ...

Reportlinker Adds Global Optical Networking Equipment Market Report

Business Wire (press release)
Rising demand of IPTV and increasing broadband connections are driving the industry demand. The report discusses underlying opportunities for global optical ...

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Investment in WiBro and IPTV below promised levels
TeleGeography
Expenditure on IPTV services has also reportedly missed government-led targets, with the combined investment by all three of the nation's largest IPTV ...

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Research and Markets: Belarus - Telecoms, Mobile, Broadband and Forecasts
Business Wire (press release)
Broadcasting is available via IPTV, cable and terrestrial TV platforms. Digital TV availability is expanding as part of a government initiative to ensure ...

Cheong Wa Dae attempts to distance itself from IPTV affair
한겨레
“KoDiMa's IPTV Policy Bureau Director Shin Wook-soon was in charge of small- to mid-sized business policy for President Lee's election camp, and one of the ...

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Telcos Still Beating Cable At TV Satisfaction
BroadbandReports.com
AT&T's U-verse IPTV service took top honors in the West and South regions for the second year in a row, while Verizon FiOS took the top spot in the East and ...

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