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Telus (Toronto: T.TO) Q4: Broadband, TV services drove 46% increase in profit
Telus' (Toronto: T.TO ) bets on increasing its wireless coverage and continuing to expand its Fiber to the Node (FTTN)-based IPTV service, Optik continued to pay off in Q4 2010. For the fourth
Fixed-mobile substitution: A reversal of fortune for wireline operators
by Martin Scott and Terry Norman, Analysys Mason As the size of Web content downloads increases, mobile customers are increasingly accessing the Internet through the fixed network--which offers fixed
InStat: Speed drove broadband subscriber growth to 763 million in 2010
In 2010, the ongoing need for higher speeds at the home to power up bandwidth-intensive applications (online video, IP telephony and music downloads) drove up broadband subscriber growth to 763
Week in Research: Broadband subscriptions pass 500 million; wholesale VoIP needs to get competitive
Broadband growth on target: The number of broadband subscriptions worldwide reached almost 509 million in the third quarter of 2010, the Broadband Forum announced in its Global Broadband and IPTV
Bell Canada to levy $1 per gigabyte penalty on heavy users
Conveniently hidden in the fine print of its DSL offering page, Bell Canada's (NYSE: BCE ) DSL subscribers will be required to pay $1 per gigabyte if they go over a 300 gigabyte limit each month. As
France's broadband subscribership rose in Q3
Demand for broadband in France continues to be in high demand, with about 360,000 new subscribers signing up for traditional DSL, Fiber to the Home (FTTH) and HFC. In the most recent period ended in
Digital pay TV subscribers drop again in Q3; Verizon, AT&T only bright spots
The third quarter of 2010 was another gloomy one for digital pay-TV operators, who saw new subscriber numbers decline for the second quarter in a row, Strategy Analytics reports in a new study. The
BT could bring FTTX to 17 million homes with the government's help
BT (NYSE: BT ) may be making continual progress with its Fiber to the X (FTTX) network rollout, but the incumbent carrier believes it could reach about 90 percent of the country's homes by 2017 if it
BT (NYSE: BT) beats analyst forecasts, raises Q4 outlook
Even though BT's (NYSE: BT ) revenue dropped 2.8 percent year-on-year in Q3 to GPB 4.97 billion ($ 8.03 billion), the service provider's dedication to cost cutting and broadband growth drove up
Frontier's (NYSE: FTR) Verizon acquisition puts a dent in its Q3 profit
Frontier Communications (NYSE: FTR ) felt the sting of its Verizon landline acquisition in Q3 as it incurred $78.5 million in costs related to its acquisition of the RBOC's rural landline operations
