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Orange And Vodafone Propose Sharing 3G Aerials In UK

Orange UK and Vodafone UK have signed an agreement to share mobile infrastructure, but continue to compete on service.

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1 In 3 Euro Homes To Have AV/IT Network By 2010

The rise of consumers having digital media as a norm will lead the take up for integrated home networks, say Understanding & Solutions.

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Net Neutrality Matters

Do you want your broadband provider choosing which Web sites you can see, or the speed it loads? Without Net Neutrality it might happen.

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Speedy Macs; iMac G5; End Of Internet - Teenage Tech News Review

Like many around here, Lawrence is fixated with Apple’s event this week and ponders the end of the Internet next week, as the EU are telling us.

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HomePlug AV Now Official

The HomePlug AV specification has finally hit the streets, promising HD video delivery through 100 Mbps at the MAC layer from your electrical home socket.

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UK LLU - OTA Say, “Could do Better”

The OTA has issued an update on their progress of ‘local loop unbundling’.

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BT Drops the Cost of Local Loop Unbundling

Although BT say that cutting the cost of local loop unbundling is ‘designed to lead to market stimulation’, it would seem that BT is running just quick enough to prevent Ofcom, biting at its heels.

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BT Broadband Delivered TV - This Month it’s on

In the ever-changing, will they/won’t they state, BT is currently rumoured to be trailing broadband-delivered TV in London.

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Atzio’s Peer-to-Peer Television

It’s eDonkey-meets-TiVo-with-DRM, as Atzio highlight the legitimate uses for P2P networks.

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David Wood, European Broadcasting Union - The IBC Digital Lifestyles Interviews

This is the fifth in a series of eight articles with some of the people involved with the Digital Lifestyles conference day at IBC2004. We interviewed David Wood, Head of New Technology in the Technical Department of the European Broadcasting Union. David also works for the Secretary General as Head of New Media.

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