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Issue #33 | Fri 28th Mar 2008
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Paying more for broadband 'could pay off'
Businesses and consumers in the UK could find that paying a little extra for their broadband service is worth it in the long-run.
Air passengers set for mobile use
Air passengers could soon be allowed to use their mobile phones during flights, after Ofcom approved their use on aircraft registered in the UK.
Skype 'not right VoIP choice for businesses'
The PC application Skype is not a good choice for businesses due to its poor call quality, an expert has said.
VoIP rollout in Germany and Luxembourg
Telecommunications group Artelis has chosen Thomson's voice over internet protocol (VoIP) softswitches for deployment of IP telephony by its subsidiaries in Luxembourg and Germany with over 250,000 subscribers.
EU countries ahead of US in broadband deployment
Four European Union (EU) nations have the best broadband deployment rates in the world, according to a new publication.
Businesses 'must up VoIP security'
A significant proportion of firms are not doing enough to reinforce security for their voice over internet protocol (VoIP) systems, it has been claimed.
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