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Influx of Devices Drives Need for Mobile Network Security

This report examines the IP-PBX market, providing analysis about the most lucrative verticals, as well as drivers and challenges in the industry. It includes a comparative analysis of available solutions and examines the geographic landscape of the market and trends that are likely to emerge over the next 18-24 months.

100G Components User Survey: 2012 Market Outlook

This report examines the mobile network security market, including expected trends in the industry over the next 24 months. It examines factors MNOs should consider when deploying solutions. It also includes a comparative analysis of solutions available and examines the geographic landscape of the mobile network security market.

Delivering a Trusted Enterprise Cloud: Can Standards Help?

This report analyzes the current and projected use of 100Gbit/s optical modules and PHY semiconductor components by telecom equipment manufacturers, based on the results of an exclusive worldwide survey. The responses make it clear that these devices are critical in many types of networking equipment.

Cable Looks to the Cloud to Improve User Experience

This report examines the key features of the trusted, enterprise cloud and what standards apply to it. It discusses standardization at four levels of the cloud operating stack that affect trust in the cloud and evaluates the current level of industry support for the various standardization efforts. It assesses the trusted cloud strategies of 10 leading cloud providers and cloud standards bodies.

The Mobile Video Crunch: IMB & eMBMS to the Rescue?

This report explores the prospects for cloud-based technologies and apps for cable. It addresses the market drivers, key technologies, MSO roadmaps and supplier markets. Finally, the report profiles eight suppliers that provide on-screen IPGs and ITV apps.

Online Video Platform Survey: Launching the Internet Video Era

This report analyzes key issues that will affect the global market for eMBMS and IMB through the end of 2012. It also examines the various ways that carriers and their business partners could use eMBMS and IMB to mitigate the video problem and turn it into a market-differentiation and revenue opportunity.

Light Reading's Coverage of Mobile World Congress 2012 Read all the MWC latest

Several vendors offer video-publishing platforms, and their features and functionality, key strengths, and costs vary widely. This report provides insight into media companies' perception of the online-video market. It also addresses key issues such as the status of video deployments, expectations of growth, capabilities required from their video platforms, and vendor views.

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LightSquared CEO Calls FCC 'Irresponsible'

2/16/2012 - While Harbinger chief Philip Falcone seeks a spectrum swap that could save the day for the would-be wholesale 4G provider

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2/17/2012 - As mobile networks face denial-of-service attacks and other threats, Heavy Reading Senior Analyst Patrick Donegan highlights the network security options available to mobile network operators

2/16/2012 - Cricket's LTE network won't be as zippy as its rivals' as it builds it out on 5x5 or lower MHz channels

Can Aereo Survive a Broadcaster Assault?

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2/16/2012 - The startup's broadcast-TV plan has precedents on its side, but the right legal play would make Aereo dead meat, an analyst says
Most Recent Post: kirstenwilson... The "Aereo" actually works by sending live Television broadcast signal to personal devices via a dedicated tiny HD antenna...

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Sony Mobile's MWC Debut
2/16/2012 - 1:00 PM The newly single Sony Mobile needs to make a big splash when it reintroduces the brand at Mobile World Congress
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AT&T, Sprint & T-Mobile Sued by Patent House

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2/16/2012 - Intellectual Venture says the three wireless operators infringed on 12 of its network-related patents

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2/16/2012 - Also: DirecTV makes hay in Latin America; Comcast shares surge even with its D3 gaps; TW Cable preps bigger Android play
Most Recent Post: Jeff Baumgartner... And T-mob , too. Looks like Dish is very willing to talk turkey with lots of potential partners; there's just no way...

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2/16/2012 - Europe's FTTH subs base is set to grow by more than 200% in the next five years, but that growth is mostly in the east, notes Heavy Reading analyst
Most Recent Post: joes... There has been discussion of automating the ODF as an alternative or as an enhancement to manual patch panels. The...

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2/16/2012 - The cloud services infrastructure collaboration between Orange Business Services and SITA is set to launch in June

2/16/2012 - U.K.-based ip.access reveals plans for its first LTE product and picks a new chip supplier

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2/16/2012 - Heavy Reading Senior Analyst Adi Kishore explains how caching capabilities can play a role in the content management strategies of mobile operators

2/16/2012 - In today's EMEA roundup: German giant considers sale of Everything Everywhere stake; Ericsson's out of handsets; Telenor/VimpelCom latest
Most Recent Post: Garci... USSD, while not popular in the US, is the sort of codes that allow you to recharge your phone or check your balance without...

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2/16/2012 - Pyramid Research EMEA Manager Badii Kechiche talks about the mobile growth opportunities in Africa's consumer and enterprise markets

2/16/2012 - Europe's fiber access fraternity has gathered in snowy Munich to check out the latest techs and trends ... and beer
Most Recent Post: FastCache... I get the impression that at FTTH shows there's a more relaxed atmosphere and time to savor a civilized lunch. At some other...

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