Новости за 02.09.2019

(Telecompaper) Orange announced the start of its internet access services on the public fibre networks in the 'Grand Est' region...

(Telecompaper) The Swiss Federal Railways (SBB)  is looking for strategic partners to build and operate a Cyber ​​Defence Centre (CDC).

(Telecompaper) The Open Fiber wholesale-only venture of Italian utility Enel and state lender CDP has signed an agreement with the local council of Savona in the...

(Telecompaper) Eurofiber could soon go on sale, Bloomberg reported. Sources noted that parent Antin Infrastructure Partners was looking to sell the company in a deal that could value it at over EUR 1.5 billion...

(Telecompaper) SES announced that CFO Andrew Browne decided to step down in October for personal and family reasons and pursue other endeavors...

(Telecompaper) Modern Times Group (MTG) said it has agreed a binding term sheet and formed a joint venture under which Chinese live game streaming platform Huya...

(Telecompaper) France's Iliad has announced a strategic agreement with Nokia to roll out its 5G networks in France and Italy. In a statement, Iliad said deployment of 5G will start in 2020 and will eventually be made available to its 17 million or so mobile subscribers in the two countries.

(Telecompaper) French operator Bouygues Telecom has called for changes to Arcep's proposal for releasing 5G spectrum...

(Telecompaper) Following complaints it violated online child privacy law COPPA, Google has agreed to pay USD 150-200 million, settling an investigation put in motion by US Federal Trade Commission...

(Telecompaper) A group of Google researchers has discovered that thousands of iOS users every week have been subject to an unprecedented hacking operation...

(Telecompaper) Canada's telecommunications authority CRTC launched a review of the device financing plans that certain service providers recently introduced or plan to offer to their customers...

(Telecompaper) Swedish company Doro has announced the acquisition of UK company Invicta Telecare (Centra Pulse and Connect) from Clarion Housing Group...

(Telecompaper) AT&T and Starz, a Lionsgate company, entered into a new multi-year content carriage agreement...

(Telecompaper) Huawei has confirmed on Twitter that its next flagship smartphone, the Mate 30 series, will be presented on 19 September...

(Telecompaper) Deutsche Telekom will introduce a new set of MagentaMobil tariffs at the trade show for consumer electronics and appliances IFA, Cashys Blog...

(Telecompaper) Sky is looking at investing in Liberty Global's vehicle to roll out a fibre network in the UK, the Financial Times reports...

(Telecompaper) A Milan court has ruled in favour of a request filed by Vivendi to vote at the meeting scheduled for later this week at which Italy's Mediaset...

(Telecompaper) Cincinnati Bell is partnering with the Oregon District Business Association to implement a Smart City platform in the Oregon District...

(Telecompaper) Vivacom said it provides free access for 6 months to the Уча.се video tutorial platform on the occasion of the beginning of the new academic year. The offer is available in September...

(Telecompaper) Juniper Networks has settled charges that its Russian and Chinese subsidiaries falsified travel expenses and secretly agreed to fund leisure trips for government officials...

(Telecompaper) Telenor Bulgaria started a promotional campaign during which it offers more than 20 smartphones and over 20 models of tablets and smart accessories...

(Telecompaper) Singapore operator Singtel has announced that its Charity Golf 2019 event has raised SGD 1.2 million for children and youth with special needs...

(Telecompaper) Telenor Myanmar has introduced a service dubbed 'Talk 5, Get 5 free to call Thailand'...

(Telecompaper) Last week, Naspers took the next step toward listing its Prosus unit in Amsterdam, while Mediaset moved forward with its plan to combine its Italian and Spanish businesses...

(Telecompaper) Last week, Naspers took the next step toward listing its Prosus unit in Amsterdam, while Mediaset is moving forward with its desire to combine its Italian and Spanish businesses. Walt Disney succeeded in offloading its last remaining sports network. The TPSI Global Media index ended week 35 up 2.9 percent, in step with the S&P 500's 2.8 percent gain. Year to date, the media sector maintained its lead over the general market, with a gain of 18.3 percent, ahead of 16.7 percent for the S&P 500.