Denies it has bought triple-play ISP Club Internet
AirTight, Ensequence, Samplify, and Telsima are this week's lucky VC recipients
Former Juniper VP has a new video-related startup called Verivue
A solution to global warming the space crowd could love
BT wants its 21CN vendors to support its Provider Backbone Transport strategy for Ethernet – a move that would boost margins, says BT
Light Reading picks the top ten biggest names and brightest stars in the telecom world
Cable operators really are deploying switched digital video tech
North American cable operators added more than 1 million VOIP subscribers for the third straight time over the fall
Another sausage-related tragedy
Charlie tops the charts
A welcome addition to the Joost lineup: soccer!
One-time matinee idol is world's oldest ape
Too much information?
RIM plots consumer and enterprise course as shares fall on missed revenue expectations
VOD upstart Imagine Communications has notched its first integration deal
CDN provider Akamai acquired P2P delivery specialist Red Swoosh today
Vonage ex-CEO Michael Snyder could get a $1.2 million severance payout, depending on the terms of his dismissal
Another notch in Microsoft's European IPTV bedpost
Defense attorneys close arguments after calling character witnesses but no Nacchio
Timeline for BT's NGN extends to the very last days of 2011, but leading executive says the business case remains intact
US phone companies signed up at least 100,000 more high-speed data subscribers than cable operators last fall
Attackers find fertile ground as wireless devices increase in both popularity and vulnerability
Michael Snyder has stepped down as CEO, as Vonage says it will cut 10 percent of its workforce
He's come unstuck in time
Verizon FTTH news and notes
Cablevision is playing for keeps with its controversial 'Remote Storage' DVR
The utopian dream of municipal broadband doesn't always work perfectly the first time
BlackBerry maker reveals that SEC has formalized its stock grants investigation
Video watermarking products are coming out of the woodwork
Welcome to Light Reading Europe
MP3 Phones are noise pollution!
DPI vendor reported a 121 percent revenue increase in its Q1 earnings release
We were just good friends, I swear it
France Telecom researcher demo'd device driver bug in MadWiFi Linux kernel
Some people take mobile phones too seriously
ECI finds a new partner in Motorola as it strives to break into the North American broadband access market
Still tracking the buzz
Adtran and Tellabs look as if they'll get most of the booty in a Qwest RFP for fiber plant network upgrades
Video distribution hopeful Rinera Networks gets a boost from two VC firms
NextWave's IPWireless buyout could yield hidden treasure
The iPhone isn't even out yet and Palm is already getting jabs in
Dr. Dre's associate may be eyeing P2P
The big question is whether consumers will actually pay something extra for these convergence products
Entropic and RF Magic will merge to create a powerhouse in connected home components
Palm pushes Linux and ducks M&A questions at its analyst day
ZTE and the Datang/Alcatel Shanghai Bell partnership are beneficiaries of a pilot 3G network run by China Mobile
Indian WiMax specialist lands a further $50 million as it capitalizes on broadband wireless interest in India
Tim O'Reilly grabbed some headlines by calling for civility in the blogosphere through the adoption of a 'Blogger's Code of Conduct'
The chip startups say demand for 40-Gbit/s and even 80-Gbit/s linecards begins now
Broadband abounds in the rainy city
Without a silver bullet in the consumer video market, Qwest is using four different approaches to keep cable competitors on their toes
Japan's J:COM is matching competitors speed-for-speed with a service based on pre-Docsis 3.0 Wideband technology
They just don't get it
Don't expect any new Vonage subs to come via its bundling trial with Charter
After $200M in funding over nearly eight years, IPWireless's long bet on time-division duplex technology nets $100M payoff
Next-gen WiFi to dominate by the end of 2007?
PON player, Applied Optoelectronics, closes Series E funding round
Potential breakup gives politicos agita
A federal appeals court has granted Vonage an emergency stay on the injunction, allowing the company to sign up new subscribers
Akimbo opens more distribution Windows
Galumphing down the bunny trail
Certainly not Coca-Cola
U-verse subs up 300 percent
Cellfish, ExtendMedia, Proximetry, and YouMail are this week's VC lovers
GameRail is amassing beta testers for a fiber network intended to eliminate lag in video games
Revisiting the 'macro-merger' question
Charter Communications has turned up a new marketing campaign designed to help worried Vonage customers
Another 'dumb CEO' defense
Judge signed injunction against Vonage and denied the company's request for a 120-day stay
Hoist by its own petard
Consumer device sees deadline slip
The prosecution rests in the trial of ex-CEO Joseph Nacchio, who, it turns out, 'wasn't an email kind of person'
Vendors wrestle to protect emerging services from attacks – without driving cost-conscious customers away
Ever wonder happens to Peeps in a vacuum? (probably not)
Vonage case will see some action tomorrow
Nevermind the iPhone; where's the WiPod?
A new software feature lets the Hammerhead switch become a PBT gateway of sorts
Beating up on Microsoft
So who's NOT interested in a slice of Telecom Italia?
Terayon has cleared an important legal hurdle
Another day in high-tech utopia
Fresh off its penetrating coverage of 3GSM, LRTV's crew travels to the largest wireless show in North America, CTIA, to provide more of the same
Price for shares of softswitch vendor Veraz comes in below the previously stated range, cutting the proceeds to $72M
European researchers have built a Bluetooth sniffer on a $30 USB dongle
British ISP picks Nokia Siemens Networks for its pilot, but analyst doesn't see much future for WiMax in the UK
Don't try to name the kid 'Limp Bizkit'
The vendor has plans to be the next out with a PBT product, a source says
Jeff Baumgartner has taken the helm as editor of Light Reading's Cable Digital News
As expected, the local wireless operator is looking to net $1 billion in its first float
Ridin' the wireless broadband train
Camiant's new video-focused policy platform will face stiff competition
Wedgie picking in the UK just got harder
BT is preparing an update on 21CN – we have our own
Is Paul Reynolds leaving BT?
More M&A activity in the IP test-and-measurement sector is on the horizon, according to a new Light Reading Insider report
Indie film features Cheaters leader
Home gateway penetration is one reason BT's FMC service, Fusion, has failed to take off in the same way as Orange's Unik
AlcaLu says Tropic Networks gives it something special in optical management, but industry observers say there's much more to the deal
Comcast is pouring money into open-source networking, leading a round of financing for Vyatta
Arcwave, a firm that specialized in wireless plant extension gear for cable operators, officially waved good-bye last month.
Consumers are driving all sorts of new applications in the wireless world. Is anybody paying attention?
FCC drops cells on plane discussion
New numbers show the dramatic dip in Alcatel-Lucent's wireless infrastructure division in the fourth quarter of 2006
Familiar gripes about carriers and bit pipes
At CTIA, the next major fault line in the wide-area wireless industry was on display
Unwired in Tibet
The Press is depressing
Keep an eye on Greek outfit ON Telecoms
New players, cooler apps, and cheaper chips are driving a resurgence in the mobile location services market, according to the latest Unstrung Insider
The latest emerging market on Cisco's investment radar is Russia, where the IP giant isn't restricting its investments to tech vendors
Support as an abstract, theoretical concept
A photo overview of last week's components confab
Prosecutors brought more former Qwest executives to the stand, as well as Nacchio's former financial advisor
Your latest alumni report
Will it play in Peoria? Comcast and Insight have agreed to split up a long-standing cable system partnership in the Midwest
Vyyo has started supplying its bandwidth-expanding spectrum overlay equipment to Cox
New joint venture kicks off Day 1 with reduced growth expectations for 2007, handing a big advantage to rival Ericsson, say analysts
Not sure I believe this story
AT&T and América Móvil each plan to buy a stake in the holding company that controls Telecom Italia
Aims to spark revenues with a combination cellphone and high-voltage personal security device
