US and Italy are advanced markets today, but Asia/Pac will be the growth engine puffing up mobile TV and video over the next few years

Unstrung tries to get beyond the theoretical peak speeds of new mobile broadband networks from AT&T, Clearwire, and Verizon

9:30 AM Focus on 'rewards for failure' at BT

Self-Organizing Networks (SONs) are hot, but vendors can't yet match carriers' demands for LTE kit that configures and optimizes itself

The carrier will be spending nearly $18 billion to double the speed of its mobile data networks up to 7.2 Mbit/s

T-Mobile urges industry to select a unified approach for delivering early voice-over-LTE services and says it can't wait for IMS

Predicted growth in netbook market from Pyramid is another sign that tiny computers could have a big impact on 3G and proto-4G networks

12:20 PM Because we don't have enough choice already...

7:40 AM Partnerships everywhere. Is it soup yet?

Verizon VP explains – on video – how moving to packet-optical backhaul could have costs benefits at the cell tower

It may be curtains if the 10Gig switch vendor can't secure another round of funding soon

5:40 PM Subs and spectrum are key in rumored AT&T buyout plans

Who put on their best faces for this year's Ethernet Expo Europe event in London? Find out in this selection of pics

T-Mobile believes femtocell adoption could suit LTE more than 3G, but network planning issues rank high in carrier concerns

Motorola shifts femto focus from UMTS to CDMA, WiMax, and LTE as operators size up the opportunity for the tiny base stations

LTE heats up in the Nordics as Telenor reveals plans for a field trial this summer testing gear from Huawei

Speaking at a Light Reading Live event, Verizon veep Stuart Elby explains the carrier's need for backbone speed

Matthew Finnie, CTO and CIO of pan-European carrier Interoute, talks to Ray Le Maistre about using Carrier Ethernet to simplify his firm's corporate offerings

European operators list a host of technical hurdles LTE has to clear before it's commercially ready

New report says that lower costs, a bigger community, and early Chinese interest will help make LTE the biggest mobile standard yet

KDDI and Tata Communications boast significant growth in Ethernet service sales and outline their plans and challenges

Ethernet Expo: Europe 2009 was buzzing – check out the pics from this year's show

The carrier Ethernet switch/router market will shrink in value this year before growing again in 2010, according to Heavy Reading

Capping investment in Ovi signals that Nokia isn't as sold on services as it once was – and that compounds its competitive issues

Find out who won the inaugural Ethernet Expo Europe Awards, handed out Thursday in London

The four inaugural winners were announced today with two Vendor of the Year awards and two Service Provider of the Year awards

BT Wholesale Director of Product Management talks to Georgina Burnett about BT's Carrier Ethernet strategy and the extent to which enterprise users are substituting legacy TDM services with Ethernet

10:10 AM Full year loss prompts cost cuts at BT

The COO of network service provider Masergy talks to Georgina Burnett about how lower corporate travel budgets have led to an increase in demand for HD videoconferencing services

5:30 PM Logic-stretching link of the week

Two vendors unveil Ethernet-based backhaul products for mobile operators at Ethernet Expo Europe

COLT CTO calls on carriers to cooperate more to enable global, end-to-end Ethernet connectivity

Heavy Reading's Stan Hubbard talks about the key innovations in Carrier Ethernet technology for 2009, including the ability to scrutinize frame delay, jitter, and packet loss

Light Reading's Ray LeMaistre talks to Georgina Burnett about the hot topics from Day 1 of Ethernet Expo Europe

Clearwire is talking to multiple vendors as its radio access network strategy takes shape

Testing and standards company Iometrix's 'Global Interconnect' demonstration of a round-the-world Carrier Ethernet circuit – the first time that a globally interconnected Carrier Ethernet service has demo'd using broadcast-quality video

10:20 AM Maybe here's what's in store...

Georgina Burnett talks to COLT Telecom Group's CTO about recent innovations in carrier-class Ethernet technology and whether affordable end-to-end Carrier Ethernet connectivity has at last become a reality

Cisco finally makes a WiMax move, linking with Clearwire to provide IP NGN architecture and devices for the upcoming mobile broadband network

Analyst says interest from carriers is less likely, but doesn't rule out a lowball private equity bid

Georgina Burnett talks to International News Editor Ray LeMaistre about what he expects to see at this year's event

5:50 PM And its got some words about Cisco's 'unified' world

Interoute's CTO has some issues with the telecom vendor community, and he's ready to share them at this week's Ethernet Expo in London

Vodafone hatches plan for its own apps store and launches initiative to win over developers

Vendors are anxious to get carriers into providing cloud services, but the reality is proving to be complex

$2.35B deal nets AT&T 1.5M new subs in rural areas, and more deals may follow

2:55 PM Ethernet Expo event shapes up with key services demo

3Com, Brocade, and Force10 take their opening shots against Cisco with new products announced in advance of Interop

2:40 PM For LTE... Carrier may choose Huawei for proto-4G trials

Carrier deployed a single OSS platform to manage its optical and Ethernet assets, and the move has paid off, says Verizon exec

Verizon Wireless CTO says it needs LTE in the US as soon as possible and that mobile data pricing is inhibiting market growth

In Germany, the operator will test LTE at 800 MHz, a choice that could be key to the country's national broadband plan

9:45 AM Could SAP's M&A move be a test run ahead of bigger deals?

9:05 AM News got less worse, but things still aren't great

9:50 AM Android phones that know when they're in the femtozone

Nokia Siemens Networks bolsters its management capabilities by striking a deal to integrate EMC's Smarts IP-aware software into its NetAct OSS

3:35 PM Does Sprint's $50 Boost signal the future for the company? Or is it merely a sign or the times?

BT slows down its 21CN next-generation rollout and withdraws an initial converged service, but denies the project has been suspended

Two years after Intel gave up on its network processor, Netronome is giving the chips new juice in hopes of preserving a market-share lead