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Telus' Q2 wireline revenue increase shows continued gains in video, broadband data
Telus' ( Toronto: T.TO ) ongoing moves to expand its wireless and wireline service portfolios helped drive Q2 2011 revenue up 6.4 percent to CAD 2.55 billion (USD 2.56 billion). The revenue increase
UPDATED: TDS Telecom's revenue stays constant at $199M, driven by triple play, managed services
TDS Telecom ( NYSE: TDS ) is once again seeing the fruits of its broadband and managed services labor pay off as Q2 2011 revenue remained stable at $199 million. From a corporate perspective, Telephone
Bell Aliant Q2 earnings slip slightly, but broadband, IPTV results raise outlook
Bell Aliant ( Toronto: BA-UN.TO ) may have seen a slight 1 percent dip in Q2 2011 revenues to CAD 693 million (USD 734 million), but strong growth in broadband and IPTV drove it to increase its full
France Telecom, Free enter rural FTTH pact
France Telecom ( NYSE: FTE ) has introduced a new measure that will let competitive carriers offer services on its ever-growing Fiber to the Home (FTTH) network in rural areas. Already, France Telecom
France's IPTV subscribers rise 20 percent in Q1
French consumers are increasingly tuning into IPTV as their new TV medium. A new report released by Arcep, France's telecom regulator, revealed that service providers overall added 2.1 million new
Hong Kong Broadband Network offers $20 a month 1 Gpbs service
Hong Kong Broadband Network (HKBN) is boldly going where only U.S. providers could only dream of with its $20 a month triple play bundle that includes 1 Gbps data service. Already serving over 1.1
AT&T nears end of its U-verse service buildout
AT&T ( NYSE: T ) may be on track to pass 30 million homes with U-verse service--one of the fastest growing parts of its wireline business--by the end of 2011, but it appears that they may stop once
Bell Canada's broadband meter is flawed, report says
Bell Canada ( NYSE: BCE ) may be anxious to get their broadband meter in place to implement usage based billing for consumers and their wholesale customers, but it appears that their usage measurement
Hawaiian Telcom toys with IPTV, 2010 revenues remain stable
Hawaiian Telcom (Hawtel) may only have been operating as a restructured company for just a few months, but it's anxious to take on the state's main video operator Oceanic Time Warner with its own
AT&T to introduce monthly caps on traditional DSL, U-verse broadband users
AT&T ( NYSE: T ) is going to implement a monthly usage cap on all traditional DSL and U-verse broadband subscribers beginning this May. According to reports in both the Wall Street Journal and
