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5 Reasons the #VoIP Market Will Reach $88 Billion by 2018 https://t.co/DvT2f0WMwO via @businessdotcom #UCaaS
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> A new survey by credit-monitoring company Experian reveals that more consumers are taking steps to protect themselves from cybertheft. Network World article
> Equinix announced the expansion of its data center in Jakarta, known as JK1, through its partnership with DCI Indonesia (DCI). Release
> By setting up an IPv6-based network time protocol service that most Internet-connected devices rely on to keep their internal clocks accurate, server operators can scan and harvest huge numbers of IPv6 addresses that would otherwise remain unknown -- a security flaw in an otherwise secure system. ars technica article
Cable News
> Signaling a major retrenchment by a leading media conglomerate, 21st Century Fox said it will cut $250 million out of its budget for the 2017 fiscal year, which starts in July. Article
> Continuing to grow sports content licensing rights to stratospheric levels, the NFL will increase its fee for the broadcast portion of its Thursday Night Football franchise next season from $300 million to $450 million. Article
Installer News
> AT&T may have recently reached its goal to equip 1 million business locations, but it plans to expand the footprint further via GPON and traditional carrier Ethernet technologies. Article
Wireless News
> Xiaomi phones aren't coming to the U.S. after all -- at least not yet. Article
> Mobile search helped to fuel an impressive quarter for Google, easing investors' fears that the online giant might be struggling to capitalize as users increasingly turn to the small screen. Article
And finally … Low-income Americans can only access lower-speed Internet that's prone to disruption. Re/code article