In 2002 he launched his Freebox, which combined cheap web access, TV and fixed-line telephony, and in 2012 started selling low-cost mobile telephony.
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As a look back at early telephony, Now You're Talking is fascinating.
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AT&T's subsequent efforts at video telephony into the 22016s failed too.
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Separately, cloud telephony group NFON on Thursday also announced a Frankfurt IPO.
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From there, Huawei expanded into selling and manufacturing the guts of telephony.
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But the hustle meant to entice Kalvert's wife relied on old-school telephony.
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The revamped laws could significantly reduce Oi's mandatory capital spending in fixed-line telephony.
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But cellular telephony is just the tip of the proverbial iceberg in Ambani's playbook.
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Stumbling and slowly, telephony led to research into speech recognition and voice-activated commands.
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It's also launching Service Cloud Voice, which integrates telephony inside the company's Service Cloud.
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The CDR program was tailored to telephony, a technology with a century-long history.
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He predicts genomic engineering, synthetic biology, growing meat without animals, nuclear power, satellite telephony.
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Telephony networks are notorious for using ancient, insecure tech that exposes users for decades.
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They have made it possible for poor countries to leapfrog much more than landline telephony.
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Its fixed-line business, which controls much of Israel's telephony and Internet infrastructure, would remain separate.
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TO said on Friday it would buy U.S. voice and telephony gear maker Polycom Inc PLCM.
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While most disciples of Maxwell investigated electromagnetism's optical qualities, Marconi envisioned a new kind of telephony.
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In fact, for more than 30 years, AT&T really tried to make video telephony a thing.
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The USA Freedom Act deauthorized that program and bulk collection of telephony metadata phased out in November.
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Telephony metadata is now held by phone companies, but is available to the NSA through FISA orders.
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Think new generation of social marketing and marketing automation, mobile-first business apps, IP telephony, payments, etc.
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It said this restricted the ability of third parties to compete in the German mobile telephony market.
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In Romania, the improvement in its mobile business more than offset a decline in fixed-line telephony.
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Kaztel estimated its fixed-line telephony market share by revenue at a dominant 200113% at end-200103.
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The company pioneered bundles of TV, internet access and fixed-line telephony under its Free brand in France.
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The Internet's first few chapters transformed entertainment, news, telephony, and finance — in other words, the existing electronic industries.
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When SS7 was adopted as a standard protocol for routing telephone calls, it marked a revolution in telephony.
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Iridium survived, but as a niche provider of satellite telephony, not a purveyor of cheap and fast internet access.
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It's also now rolling out Direct Routing, which allows customers to integrate existing telephony infrastructure with Teams for calling.
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Amazon may have flopped with the Fire Phone, but don't count it out of the telephony game just yet.
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Last month, telephony services provider Avaya Inc filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy as it struggled with its debt load.
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The new tools are built on an IP-based delivery system, so it doesn't touch telephony, according to Kim.
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We created an outsourced, in-the-cloud service for voice telephony and speech recognition, and it was really successful.
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Examples include telephony services (replaced by Twilio), payment services (Stripe/PayPal/Square) and in-app analytics (too many to mention).
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The rise of mobile telephony from the late 1990s and into the 21st century happened at just the right time.
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Gupta explained how one telephony-focused client opted for a hackathon to build a system to detect emotion within voices.
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SKT also has narrower operating EBITDAR margins due to higher marketing costs, tougher competition and declining fixed-line telephony services.
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Breakingviews An apparent move into mobile telephony by the cable giants Comcast and Charter Communications is bound for crossed wires.
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While the advent of mobile telephony in remote areas may be creating new problems, mobile phones and internet access are important.
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Along with Sweden's Ericsson it is at the forefront of 5G, which will replace the current 4G networks for mobile telephony.
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Mitel is perhaps best known for its IP telephony solutions, including PBX systems, while Polycom is a leader in conferencing services.
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CKHH's mobile telephony operations in Europe (3 Group Europe) is the largest contributor to CKHH's telecommunications business's EBITDA (at over 75%).
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At its peak in the 22010s, AT&T never managed to amass more than 22013 subscribers to its video telephony service.
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Within its franchise area, Telenet services around 65%-7503% of households, to which it provides TV, broadband or fixed-line telephony.
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In fields from gene editing to big-data analytics to 5G mobile telephony, Chinese experts are now among the world's best.
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Most efforts toward more intelligent automated telephony support have been a dismal failure, resulting in desperate cries for a human operator.
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KPN's business customers have been reducing telecommunications spending, while prices for mobile telephony on the Dutch market have been under pressure.
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India has over 1 billion subscribers to mobile voice telephony services but only a third of those currently use mobile Internet services.
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Just like Twilio allows you to add telephony or Stripe allows you to add payment, we allowed you to add other features.
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The decision ends 140 years of production in Sweden for the company that began as a producer of telegraph and telephony equipment.
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Telephony and data tenants represent 73.7% of annualized run rate revenue (ARRR), and 58% of the ARRR is from investment-grade tenants.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - A lurch by U.S. cable giants Comcast and Charter Communications into mobile telephony is bound for crossed wires.
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HKT provides services including local telephony, data and broadband, international communications, mobile and other businesses such as outsourcing, consulting and contact centers.
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However, most efforts toward more intelligent automated telephony support have been a dismal failure, resulting in desperate cries for a human operator.
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Almost inadvertently, the spread of mobile telephony and mobile-internet services has brought hundreds of millions of people into the formal financial system.
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Companies like Fuze (formerly Thinking Phones)* and Weave are also transforming telephony from the ground up by moving telecom functionality to mobile devices.
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The revamped laws could significantly reduce Oi's mandatory capital spending in fixed-line telephony, where the company loses money on a regular basis.
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Revenue from SKB's IPTV and broadband businesses rose by 24% in 2016 while fixed-line telephony service revenue continued to decline by 18%.
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Growing Broadband and Media: The decline in KT's traditional fixed-line telephony service is increasingly offset by its growing broadband and media businesses.
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Also, law enforcement is grounded in the old telephony model — one app in overwhelming use that can be regularly gone to for surveillance.
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These telephony partnerships fill in a gap in the Service Cloud call center offering, and give Salesforce direct access to the call itself.
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Estonia—the birthplace of Skype, an internet-telephony app—has been a leader in digitising public services, such as filing taxes and voting.
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In Russia, a rash of Telegram account breaches has led some researchers to believe that hackers are gaining access through telephony network hacking.
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Telephony, audiobook readers, dubbing work, e-learning instruction, animation dialogue and video game voices are just some of the jobs calling for voice actors.
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Today, AUTODIN and AUTOVON have been replaced, but the five-level system remains a part of both telephony standards and every modern military phone.
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The revised figures, based on 2010, gave due weight to industries, such as mobile telephony and filmmaking, that had sprung up in the meantime.
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But this controversial last feature is being adjusted after a judge found at least part of the state's Mobile Telephony Surcharge to be unconstitutional.
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Operator switchboards were designed to be the most reliable way to transmit audio, and thus many developments in sound can be traced to telephony.
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Tesla gained experience in telephony and electrical engineering before emigrating to the United States in 200 to work for Thomas Edison in New York City.
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Revenue growth was driven by telephony, video games and small household appliances but also benefited from a favourable base effect and a significant calendar effect.
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That is a pretty impressive statistic in itself, considering how low down African countries generally have been in world rankings for internet and telephony access.
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" He added that another intelligence gathering tool — the telephony metadata database — "does not compare in importance to 702," arguing baldly that: "We can't lose 702.
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The segment of telephony services dominated the overall unified communication as a service market in 5523 and is projected to retain its lead through 2022.
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One thing we're unlikely to see is phone hybrids for now, as Microsoft tells me the current wave of devices doesn't support a telephony stack.
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Revenue dipped 21 percent to 23.6107 billion shekels, with telephony revenue down 7.2 percent, partly offset by high-speed Internet revenue growth of 2.3 percent.
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Most current QKD systems transmit data "between tens to hundreds of kilobytes per second," a rate not sufficient for most uses, including chat and telephony.
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The Italian company could bundle internet, fixed telephony and multimedia content services provided by Vivendi, giving it an unfair advantage over rivals, the person said.
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" He argued that "the government's program for bulk collection of telephony metadata serves a critically important special need — preventing terrorist attacks on the United States.
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I am sure neither Mr. Bell nor Mr. Watson fully appreciated all the advancements and impact telephony would have on society and the world then.
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Kaztel is a strong fixed-line incumbent with dominant market shares in traditional telephony and fixed-line broadband services, operating in a benign regulatory environment.
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Revenue dipped 23.6107 percent to 2.46 billion shekels, with telephony revenue down 7.2 percent and partly offset by high-speed Internet revenue growth of 2.3 percent.
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They did so not by hacking the banks themselves, but by exploiting a long-known flaw in a global telephony protocol known as Signaling System 7.
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Much like personal IP-based telephony quietly became ubiquitous overnight, the tailwinds are such that we will soon see drones in every aspect of our lives.
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Other reports indicate the calls are using internet telephony from IP addresses based in Ukraine, which has been fighting Russia-backed rebels on its eastern border.
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Wu notes that while Microsoft's rise and fall was relatively quick, AT&T held onto its telephony monopoly for decades, and Facebook could persist as well.
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Broadband and pay TV combined contribute more than 50% of revenue while contribution from fixed-voice telephony declined to 27% in 2016 from 40% in 2013.
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Spire said it expects revenue growth in the second half of the year, and sees benefits from its investments in telephony and central marketing paying off.
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Founded in 2000, the group operates in the six ex-Yugoslav nations and has nearly 3.8 million active accounts in its television, internet and telephony segments.
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This year, Salesforce announced it will be offering AWS telephony and call transcription services with Amazon Connect as part of its Service Cloud call center solution.
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Germany and other European countries are under pressure from Washington to exclude China's telecoms equipment maker Huawei from tenders to build fifth generation mobile telephony networks.
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At first, it was a way to create a community around the various people who pioneered the tech of telephony, then it shifted to a philanthropic mission.
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Never before has one device combined every element of modern mass media: telephony, texting, music, video, the internet, social media, video games, even voice-activated artificial intelligence.
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The biggest consumer hits in India have been goods and services that offer stonking value: scooters and mobile telephony have grown fast, but only after prices tumbled.
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For BT, best known for its fixed line telephony, fixed line broadband and pay TV businesses, the merger marks a major return to a prior cellular playbook.
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Having a voice-based assistant that can act as a phone could be extremely helpful in an emergency, but most online telephony services don't allow 911 calls.
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The German cable industry is growing faster than the market average as it is taking market share in telephony and broadband with scope to upsell bundled services.
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The government also plans to offer two new mobile telephony licences and to sell a minority stake in Ethio Telecom, the state monopoly, to a strategic investor.
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The European Commission said some rivals might be shut out of the Czech market, where Vodafone offers mainly mobile telephony services and Liberty Global offers fixed services.
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For the first time, the Report places essential information about mobile wireless, video, audio, wireline broadband, voice telephony, satellite, broadband deployment, and international broadband all in one place.
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Many are faring poorly, notably its European steel unit, an undersized mobile-telephony arm in India, a stalled domestic carmaker, and the struggling global chain of Taj hotels.
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In the era when communications meant telephony, every call went through, and your phone company could not cut off your call or edit the content of your conversations.
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Its arrival has caused upheaval in India's mobile telephony market, forcing some small players out of business while bigger Vodafone and Idea have responded by merging in India.
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The telecoms industry is seeking to increase revenues by offering specialized services that need a guaranteed level of quality, to offset declining turnover from its traditional telephony business.
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UBS in a research paper said telecoms have moved away from voice telephony to focus on fixed and mobile broadband data that is increasingly bundled with video content.
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Calls from the U.S. to Mexico and Canada are free, and I bet Amazon will look to expand that to more regions or even offer its own telephony service.
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They are hampered by the Israeli occupation when they try to build, or run businesses, or move about; 3G telephony on Palestinian networks, despite Israeli promises, has not materialised.
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The company at end-13 had more than a 75% share of the fixed telephony market, approximately 60% in the broadband segment and 50% in pay TV by subscribers.
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The telecoms industry has been seeking to increase revenues by offering specialised services that need a guaranteed level of quality, to offset declining turnover from its traditional telephony business.
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Mswipe founder and CEO Manish Patel told TechCrunch that his firm focuses on providing a reliable service that avoids the traditional (and somewhat unreliable) telephony network that others use.
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The telecoms industry is seeking to increase revenues from specialized services such as connectivity for driverless cars and Internet-connected devices to offset declining turnover from its traditional telephony business.
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The ratings reflect the leading position of Tattel as a fixed-line incumbent in the Russian Republic of Tatarstan (BBB-/Stable) in traditional voice telephony, broadband and pay TV segments.
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In front of her on a street-side stall sat an array of Chinese-branded smart-phones alongside small Nokia handsets that in Europe would belong to a telephony museum.
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The company came under fire for only offering a dated cell technology for the telephony side of the phone, suggesting that relying on 2G may have been a poor solution.
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Despite the new narrow band IoT protocol, there is a lack of overall global standardisation, such as the common GSM protocol that allowed Europe to leapfrog others in mobile telephony.
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The country relied on the services sector, with 72 percent of the increase in economic output between 2006 and 2013 being driven by services like mobile telephony and financial services.
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Barclays analyst Tavy Rosner estimated that retail telephony accounts for about 10 percent of Bezeq's revenue and the financial impact on Bezeq will depend on wholesale pricing and potential subscribers' churn.
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In the two decades of the internet era, many world-changing technologies—web-publishing, file-sharing, online auctions, internet telephony, virtual currencies, ride-hailing—have raised new legal and regulatory questions.
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The feature uses an industry standard, called "Secure Telephony Identity Revisited (STIR) and Secure Handling of Asserted information using toKENs (SHAKEN)," or STIR/SHAKEN, to identify authentic calls across the networks.
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Mitel Networks Corp fell 9.6 percent to C$9.11 after announcing it would pay about $1.96 billion in cash and stock to acquire fellow voice and telephony gear maker Polycom Inc.
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Also, Twilio debuted on the public markets and did rather well, but it's a telephony company and not a dramatic unicorn death, so no one in news media land cared. Sad!
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Steward Bank, a unit of mobile telephony operator Econet Wireless, said in a statement that it was suspending payments to Multichoice, Africa's largest pay-TV company, which is popular in Zimbabwe.
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It integrates with a company's CRM, sales and telephony systems at the back end, in order both to route calls but also to track when those calls result in a sale.
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The platform also has an open API so customers can plug the conversation AI into their existing systems — be it telephony, Salesforce software or a developer environment, such as Microsoft Visual Studio.
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Mo Ibrahim is the billionaire founder of African telecommunications operator Celtel, a business that helped to bring mobile telephony to the continent, and one which he sold in 2005 for $3.4 billion.
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The state duopoly which once controlled Indian telephony has been reduced to a 10% share of the market as people abandon fixed lines for mobile phones offered by frenetically competitive private providers.
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It's worth noting that the company will be partnering with other telephony vendors as well, so that customers can choose the Amazon solution or another from Cisco, Avaya or Genesys, Beyries said.
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BELGRADE (Reuters) - The six Western Balkan countries agreed on Thursday to lower and ultimately abolish roaming costs for mobile telephony and internet users by 2021 to try to harmonize the regional telecoms market.
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"His substantial commercial experience will assist in the formulation of a revised strategy for MTN, particularly in the area of convergence between mobile telephony and financial services," the company said in a statement.
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According to Sahin, an expert on telephony fraud, she and her colleagues learned about Lenny while trying to develop a telephone "honeypot" of their own to collect real-world data on telemarketing scams.
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The performance in these markets is expected to remain largely stable, with positive dynamics in mobile, fixed broadband and pay TV segments partially offset by pressures in B2B and fixed-telephony in Sweden.
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Smartphones have facilitated the entry of platforms into many areas of life, but market-making platforms predated both the internet and telephony itself: Stock markets, auction houses and poker tables are all platforms.
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BELGRADE, Nov 6 (Reuters) - Serbia's state-run Telekom Srbija has purchased Belgrade-based cable TV, telephony and internet provider Kopernikus for around 200 million euros, the Vecernje Novosti newspaper reported on Tuesday, citing sources.
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The industry has put together a sort of universal caller ID system called STIR/SHAKEN (Secure Telephony Identity Revisited / Secure Handling of Asserted information using toKENs), but has been slow to roll it out.
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Under Vodafone and TIM's proposal, INWIT will make available around 630 sites in towns with more than 35,000 people, allowing rivals to provide current and future mobile and fixed telephony services, the document said.
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The fact that multiple accounts have been breached may indicate that attackers have access to the SMS messages at a network level, perhaps through known flaws in a ubiquitous telephony protocol known as SS7.
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According to Russian reports, last week's government drills actually focused on testing firewalls meant to protect telephony and wireless protocol layers known as SS7 and Diameter that are used for relaying and authenticating data.
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Mitel is a legacy player in the world of enterprise communications — it's now 45 years old — and it is perhaps known best for its IP telephony solutions, competing with the likes of Avaya and Cisco.
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Ncube said the government would dispose of shares in its two mobile phone operators NetOne and Telecel Zimbabwe, the country's sole fixed line telephony company TelOne, postal services Zimpost and state-owned savings bank POSB.
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Though when we think of technology today, we often assume the Internet, social media, or mobile telephony, technologies are far more pervasive and universal than that—writing is a technology, the wheel is a technology.
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But at least five businesses—steel, Tata's Indian-made cars and trucks, power generation, an upscale hotel group and a smallish mobile-telephony arm—either lose money or soak up capital without producing good returns.
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However, KT's operating margins are lower than other telecom peers rated 'A' in the APAC region, such as Singapore Telecommunications Limited (A+/Stable), due to relatively higher marketing costs and declining fixed-line telephony services.
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The agency said that the watches, aimed at children between the ages of five and 12, contained a SIM card and a "limited telephony function" that could be set up and controlled using an app.
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Over the next 9003 years, the basics of the digital age — the transistor, the microchip, the solar cell, the microwave, the laser, cellular telephony — all came out of Bell Labs, along with eight Nobel Prizes.
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If the deal is approved, the new company would be able to sell mobile telephony services to Com Hem's household customers, while Tele22 would add fixed-line connectivity and TV services to its range of products.
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"Alongside the continued competition in the cellular segment, we continued to recruit new customers, among others, through a quatro package that offers cellular, television, internet and fixed line home telephony," Cellcom Chief Executive Nir Sztern said.
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AT&T says the deal is likely the "nation's first" to authenticate calls between two providers through the SHAKEN/STIR (which stands for "Secure Handling of Asserted information using toKENs" and "Secure Telephony Identity Revisited") protocol.
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Last year, three federal judges in California issued a complicated decision that could — even after the FCC undoes Title II — deny the FTC jurisdiction over broadband providers that also provide a common carrier service, like telephony.
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TEL AVIV, June 6 (Reuters) - Bezeq Israel Telecom said on Wednesday it has been notified by the Communications Ministry that starting in August it will have to make its telephony service available for leasing to smaller competitors.
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Safaricom, which dominates mobile telephony in Kenya with 28 million subscribers, said in a statement that Vodafone had offered "appropriate assurances" to the Kenyan government, which is also a shareholder in Safaricom, before the deal was announced.
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Tough sanctions on Huawei, for example, will slow down Chinese development in telephony, but a likely result will be more intellectual property theft and a stronger company emerging a decade or so from the world's largest market.
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The number of m:tel fixed telephone subscribers and pre-paid services has declined but the number of its business services, integrated services and post-paid mobile telephony has increased, the company said in a statement to Reuters.
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The 12.5 billion pound ($17 billion)purchase will feature at the heart of the new consumer strategy which is designed to encourage customers to take multiple services from BT in one package including broadband, telephony and mobile.
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HARARE, Jan 17 (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's largest mobile telephony company Econet Wireless plans to raise $130 million from shareholders to pay foreign loans it is struggling to settle due to a severe dollar crunch, it said on Tuesday.
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Ncube said on Tuesday the government would dispose of shares in its two mobile phone operators NetOne and Telecel Zimbabwe, the country's sole fixed line telephony company TelOne, postal services Zimpost and state-owned savings bank POSB.
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French peer Fnac Darty, which is 24 percent-owned by Ceconomy, last week reported a 5.8 percent rise on a like-for-like basis in its quarterly revenues, driven by telephony, video games and small household appliances.
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Prior to becoming a venture capitalist, Zennström co-founded Skype, the internet telephony company, which he famously managed to sell twice — first to eBay in 7653 for $2.6 billion, then to Microsoft in 2011 for $8.5 billion.
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The technology is called Secure Telephony Identity Revisited / Secure Handling of Asserted information using toKENs, mercifully abbreviated to STIR/SHAKEN, and amounts to a sort of certificate authority for calls that prevents phone numbers from being spoofed.
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Every major new industry of the last 100 years — from the automobile and aircraft businesses to semiconductors, personal computers, software, biotech, mobile telephony and Internet e-commerce — was launched on the back of an IP-protected innovation.
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Manufacturing facilities in the cities of Boras and Kumla will be closed, the paper reported citing internal documents, ending 140 years of production in Sweden for the company which began as a producer of telegraph and telephony equipment.
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Amazon isn't announcing anything like this here, but I wouldn't be surprised if Amazon at some point also looks into ways of combining this with a telephony service of its own (it's already offering video conferencing in Chime).
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This included making available between 400 and 630 sites annually in towns with more than 35,000 people to allow rivals to provide current and future mobile and fixed telephony services, according to an EU document seen by Reuters.
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Under Vodafone and TIM's proposal, INWIT would make available around 630 sites each year in towns with more than 35,000 people, allowing rivals to provide current and future mobile and fixed telephony services, said the internal EU paper.
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In his own words: The Government's collection of telephony metadata from a third party such as a telecommunications service provider is not considered a search under the Fourth Amendment, at least under the Supreme Court's decision in Smith v.
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A craft thus leased out might engage in Earth-observation tasks such as maritime surveillance or detecting forest fires—or it might, by travelling in small circles, act as an internet node or as a platform for mobile telephony.
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There is no past evidence that large, dominant companies imperil democracy; AT&T and IBM had de facto monopolies in the 1960s and 1970s over telephony and computers when democracy in the United States was becoming ever more inclusive.
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For those who do make the transition to Teams, Microsoft promises lots of new calling features and meeting enhancements with outbound and inbound calls to and from regular phones, support for voicemail, call holding, call transfers and other standard telephony features.
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As with past waves of new technology, such as the rise of personal computers and mobile telephony, AI has the potential to shake up the businesses of the tech giants by helping them overhaul existing operations and dream up new enterprises.
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Employing nearly 7003,000 people, it operates in a wide array of industries, among them table salt, IT, steel, watches, power plants, leather goods, a slew of shopping chains, tea, trucks and buses, undersea cables, mobile telephony and luxury cars and hotels.
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BRUSSELS, Aug 4 (Reuters) - The following are mergers under review by the European Commission and a brief guide to the EU merger process: — British mobile telephony operator Vodafone and U.S. cable company Liberty Global to merge their Dutch operations (approved Aug.
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Because literally every major new industry of the last 150 years — including the sewing machine, electric power, automobile, aircraft, semiconductor, personal computer, software, biotech, mobile telephony, and Internet e-commerce industries — was launched by a small startup with a patented innovation.
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After starting out selling noodles in India and later across Asia, his family-owned conglomerate now includes a bank, a telecommunications business- providing rural telephony - and dozens of resorts, including two in the Maldives in partnership with India's Taj Group.
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THERE are two ways to sign up to Jio, a new and irresistibly priced mobile-telephony service which Mukesh Ambani, the boss of Reliance Industries, a conglomerate, launched in September 286 and which is luring tens of millions of new customers each month.
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Economy Minister Peter Altmaier had told Reuters on Friday that Germany planned to tighten the law on the security standards that must be met by telecoms operators bidding to participate in the build-out of next generation 5G telephony networks in Germany.
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Phoenix in a separate statement on Tuesday said the non-advised telephony practices were a "known issue" at the time of its deal with Standard Life, and that an agreement had been put in place to cover the costs of the enforcement action.
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Much as mobile telephony has helped the poor leapfrog landlines and bricks-and-mortar banking services, a handful of tech-savvy entrepreneurs are seeking to provide widespread access to clean, cheap energy with local systems, metered and paid for by mobile phone.
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To help fight the call spoofing problem, the industry put together a set of standards called STIR/SHAKEN (Secure Telephony Identity Revisited / Secure Handling of Asserted information using toKENs), which effectively signs calls as "legitimate" as they travel through the interconnected phone networks.
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In a 2013 survey of about 275 group members, for example, about 30% said they have been implanted with a microchip, 40% were "unsure," and 51% reported "synthetic telephony" symptoms, meaning voices in their head that they believe are implanted there by somebody from outside.
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It starts with having a phone number in the cloud, a cloud telephony platform and a set of APIs that allows the company to transform any device including the Echo into "a phone," Brian Peterson, co-founder and VP of Engineering at Dialpad told TechCrunch.
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Moreover, under current law there are real questions about whether the FTC has authority over these issues based on a case out of the Ninth Circuit, which suggests that any company that also offers telecommunications service, or telephony, does not have authority over broadband service.
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Against this background, a small number of Washington insiders began to formulate the ideas that soon led to major laws and regulations that have determined to this day that the internet is fundamentally different from broadcasting, publishing, cable TV, telephony and even private computer networks.
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Other lawmakers, meanwhile, argue that dominant platforms should be compelled to open up so that it would be possible, for example, to chat with a friend on a social network without being a member of it - much as email and mobile telephony work today.
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Announces q2 2016 results * Qtrly adjusted earnings of $0.57 per basic share * Qtrly revenue $992.5 million, up $28.7 million * Qtrly earnings of $0.08 per basic share * Qtrly subscriber connections to mobile telephony service up 33,200 (4.2%) from the previous quarter Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Some of the most compelling startup activity is coming from API-based services that make it easier for mobile developers to build applications, including companies like Twilio*, Stripe, SendGrid*, Duo, Segment and Auth0*, which provide best-of-breed telephony, payments, messaging, security, data sharing and authentication.
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We're still in the early innings of this shift to third-party APIs, but a number of promising examples illustrate how developers can turn to companies such as Stripe and Plaid for payment connectivity, Twilio for telephony, Factual for location-based data and Algolia for site search.
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Good. Basically AT&T argued in this case that because it was offering voice services, it was a common carrier even when it was offering data services — and thus, not even under the authority of the FTC in the first place, but the FCC, which governs telephony.
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He wanted to bring telephony and telegraphy to the country, but "in the eyes of some influential and religiously minded individuals, the only rational explanation for electromagnetic communication was Satan," Eli Goldston Professor of Business Administration at Harvard Business School Deepak Malhotra wrote in his book about negotiation.
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As he puts it: Audio-only phone conversations allowed you to presume that the person on the other end was paying complete attention to you while also permitting you not to have to pay anything even close to complete attention to her ... video telephony rendered the fantasy insupportable.
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To learn more about the company, which has been bootstrapped until now, we chatted earlier this week with CEO Naveen Gupta, who was formerly chief product officer at the telephony software company Ring Central, and whose BirdEye cofounder is his brother, Neeraj, a longtime technical lead at Yahoo.
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Mitel was in the news several years ago for filing a patent infringement case against Facebook covering two areas: technology for calling up web pages in text-based communications (which you get if you type in a URL in a message or post), and its Internet telephony services.
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The SHAKEN (Secure Handling of Asserted information using toKENs) and STIR (Secure Telephony Identity Revisited) standards allow phone companies to verify that the call that a customer is receiving is actually from the person making the call, and not a phone number being hijacked by neighborhood spoofing practices.
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Pursuant to existing Federal Appeals Court decisions, the Federal Trade Commission Act is deemed to exempt common carriers from FTC jurisdiction, which means that because most major ISPs provide common carrier telephony services (think your home landline) in addition to Internet access, they will remain outside of FTC jurisdiction.
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"Based on the collected information the system allows the creation of reports for subscriber devices (identified by IMEI/TAC, brand, model) for a specified time range: Top categories by volume, top sites by volume, top sites by time spent, protocol usage (browsing, mail, telephony, bittorrent) and traffic/time distribution," it adds.
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For the toolbox a variety of measures are likely to be considered, per the report — consisting of existing security requirements for previous generations of mobile networks with "contingency approaches" that have been defined through standardisation by the mobile telephony standards body, 3GPP, especially for core and access levels of 5G networks.
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The core of this service is a "Virtual Contact Center" that Amazon claims can be set up "in minutes" and requires no special training to use, for which customers are charged by the minutes that it is used, on top of telephony costs — similar to the per-use pricing model that AWS also applies to its cloud services.
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The telephony vendors will handle call transcription and hand that off to Salesforce, which can then use its intelligence layer called Einstein to "read" the transcript and offer the CSR next best actions in real time, something the company has been able to do with interactions from chat and other channels, but couldn't do with voice.
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