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> An analysis by PacketFront Network Products AB concludes that the Open Flow standard is not the best choice for networks outside the data center. Release
> Costa Rica utility cooperative Cooperativa de Electrificacion Rural de Guanacaste (Coopeguanacaste) will begin rolling out fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) in Nicoya, Santa Cruz and Filadelfia in May or June of this year. Article
> Broadview Networks has deployed its OfficeSuite Phone for Down East Heating and Air Conditioning, a residential and commercial heating and cooling company that has been a fixture in the greater Jacksonville, N.C., area for nearly 30 years. Release
Cable News
> Starcom MediaVest Group, the biggest of the global TV ad-buying giants, announced a new partnership with cable set-top data company FourthWall Media to integrate the latter's data into media purchasing campaigns. Article
> Charter Communications revealed in its fourth-quarter earnings call that it's dividing its business services division into two separate units, one which will handle small- and medium-sized clients, and another that will handle larger enterprise customers. Article
Wireless News
> T-Mobile US said recent filings by AT&T Mobility and Verizon Wireless that seek to reverse a December FCC ruling on data roaming are "nothing more than untimely renewed attempts" to tilt roaming regulations that favor AT&T and Verizon. Article
> T-Mobile US CEO John Legere has made one of his missions in 2015 to have his company pass Sprint in terms of total subscribers, to become the nation's No. 3 carrier. Sprint CEO Marcelo Claure indicated that if that happens, it won't be a big deal. Article
And finally… @btletstalk: Hybrid networking's being embraced by imaginative CIOs as a way of using every ounce of bandwidth. Article