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Enterprise video conferencing to define 2012; most networks aren’t prepared
By Allan Swann
Enterprise video conferencing is set to become ubiquitous over the next few years, and most companies will need to fundamentally rethink their network architecture.
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Enterprise video conferencing is set to become ubiquitous over the next few years, and most companies will need to fundamentally rethink their network architecture.
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Nokia slumping; refuses to offer 2012 outlook
By Allan Swann
Nokia's full year results aren't looking good; the company has also refused to offer the market any outlook guidance for the new financial year.
Communications > Telecoms > News Everything Everywhere, BT Wholesale extend their 4G LTE trail By CBR Staff Writer
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Nokia's full year results aren't looking good; the company has also refused to offer the market any outlook guidance for the new financial year.
Communications > Telecoms > News Everything Everywhere, BT Wholesale extend their 4G LTE trail By CBR Staff Writer
Extension has been granted by Ofcom
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Everything Everywhere, BT Wholesale extend their 4G LTE trail
Extension has been granted by Ofcom
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Think twice before accessing public WiFi Networks
Research reveals that public WiFi users are sitting ducks for online threats and stolen personal information.
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Tough new EU data privacy laws revealed - expert reaction
The European Union has announced a comprehensive review of its data protection laws, alongside some hefty punishments for infringers.
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London Underground to get Wi-Fi at last
Tube stations around London are going to be Wi-Fi enabled in time for the 2012 London Olympics, despite some delays.
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Pinnacle wins key BBC London Olympics contract
Pinnacle Telecom has beaten out its competitors to win the contract to provide data, connectivity and voice services to BBC International for its broadcast of the 2012 London Olympics and Paralympic Games.
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A1, Alcatel-Lucent partner to serve customers with the latest Vectoring technology
AchieveS data transmission speeds of up to 100 and 50 Mbit/s at distances of up to 300 m and 800 m
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Deutsche Telekom, Lattelecom join hands to deploy Baltic Telecommunications Highway
Serves increasing Internet-traffic demands between Western Europe and Russia via the Baltic States
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What does 2012 hold in store for broadband operators?
After a year that saw internet connectivity infect almost every part of the modern world, what can British consumers expect from 2012?
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Mobile phone based payments to reach £37bn by 2016
The rise of NFC mobile phone payments will see industry earnings reach $37bn (£24bn) by 2016, according to a report.
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Sony Ericsson's 2011 ends in the red
Sony Ericsson has taken a beating in 2011, reporting a poor fourth quarter and a large full year loss of €247m.
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