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 | Going Active
Active sharing will help operators save at least 24% cost & will benefit customers in terms of lower tariffs |
| Progress Curtailed
Past hurdles in broadband penetration and current deterrents are slowing down growth |
| Gaining Ground
Government support to service providers in terms of funding and assistance would help accelerate the growth of Wi-Fi deployment |
| Cause for Concern
Broadband services are going through a phase of rapid growth. Service providers, however, have failed to make a strong mark in the enterprise segment |
| The Third Screen
After the TV and PC, advertisers are looking at mobile phones as a medium to reach the masses, but the biggest challenge is creating a win-win situation for service providers, advertisers, and subscribers |
| Testing NGN
In new network concepts such as digital communications, analog parameters like jitter are gaining importance, which also affects lower transmission speeds |
| ADC Shown the Gate
While private telecom operators stand to save around Rs 800 crore in the next fiscal as a result of the move, the impact at the consumer end will be just a marginal lowering of tariffs |
| The Key Ingredient for a Blockbuster
Though a revolutionary concept, mobile TV requires a technically advanced OSS/BSS infrastructure to become a success |
| TRAI to the rescue
TRAI has made a slew of recommendations in the new year to speed up broadband penetration |
| Optically Enhanced
With ever-increasing telecommunications traffic, optical networking is the answer to broadband and long distance communication |
| A Tough Choice!
With a number of broadband technologies now hitting the Indian market, service providers will have to choose from among WiMax, UMB, and 3G for mass deployment. But, which is better? |
| IPTV: Me Too, Not Enough
IPTV is here to stay but its success is possible only by clever bundling of services and innovative, exclusive content
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