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Building on a 10-year working partnership between the two companies, this contract will allow further consolidation of IT infrastructure and services while addressing developing ... television and mobile services in the majority of countries ...

Another factor in the mobile boom in Spain is the Mobile World Congress, which is held in Barcelona every year. The event, organized by the mobile industry body GSM Association, is a global magnet for telecommunications and technology firms, and more ...

Viaccess, a supplier of content security solutions, and its subsidiary Orca Interactive, a provider of IPTV middleware, provide a service platform which includes the service delivery platform, content discovery platform, conditional access ...

Viaccess, a supplier of content security solutions, and its subsidiary Orca Interactive, a provider of IPTV middleware, provide a service platform which includes the service delivery platform, content discovery platform, conditional access ...

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By Julian Clover March 19, 2012 11.09 Europe/London France Telecom is in the process of migrating its entire Orange IPTV installed base to Viaccess and Orca’s Unified Platform. The process, which began in November 2011, has to date seen the transfer of 400,000 customers to “la nouvelle TV d’Orange”. It incorporates a new user interface, including VOD, catch-up TV, content discovery and recommendations, EPG, PVR and a number of self-developed ap

The European Commission is keeping a close eye on Europe's five largest telecom groups – even demanding information from GSMA, the industry organization best known for putting on the Mobile World Congress. The reason? The EC wants to know what's been said in a number of meetings that top execs from the big telcos have attended, according to the Financial Times. At issue is possible collusion among France Telecom, Telecom Italia, Vodafone, Telefónica and Deutsche Telekom, which says the companies

YouTube Video Video_ID: cYR8woqpyfk Video_Thumbnail: John Tanner reviews his highlights from Day One at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

Already popular in Korea and Japan, mobile payments are on the road to adoption in Europe. At the Mobile World Congress last week in Barcelona, the technology – which essentially allows payments to be made using only a smartphone – was put on display. Louise Farrant, Mobile Director of Mobile NFC Services, says that it’s not just making payments that NFC is great at: Consumers, however, have expressed security concerns over their data. But Farrant stresses that: See Wall Street Daily’s Justin Fr

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Mobile ad mediation provider inneractive prepared a neat infographic, illustrating the mobile advertising growth between two Mobile World Congress events. That’s from February 2011 to February 2012. Here’s what you should know: * Ad Clicks are up 711% * Ad Requests – up 698% * Ad Revenues – up 522% * Advertising Spend – up 464% * Platforms growth: iOS – 981%, Android – 759%, BlackBerry – 265%, and Nokia/Symbian – 423%. * Region wise, North America is up 983%, South America – 674%, Europe – 712%,