Telecom, Cable & Networking

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Home Theater December 7, 2009	Comcast Captures NBC Universal It's official: Comcast is buying NBC Universal. And already predictions are surfacing as to how this will change the media landscape in online video and other areas.
PHONE+ December 7, 2009 Michael Murphy	Get Your Head in the Cloud Cloud computing can can provide additional value to new and existing clients.
The Motley Fool December 7, 2009 David Lee Smith	The Comcast-NBC Universal Merger Could Take Eons Should you play the Comcast merger through the cable company?
The Motley Fool December 5, 2009 Adrian Rush	Can Comcast Cross-Check DirecTV? The DirecTV-Versus hockey feud continues -- but maybe not for much longer.
PHONE+ December 4, 2009	Case Study: Appia, STRYD Technologies Breathe New Life Into New York Blower's Phone System Appia helps one company increase the lifetime expectancy of their telecommunications system, create a better mobile network, and consolidate costs.
InternetNews December 3, 2009 Kenneth Corbin	Consumer Groups Cry Foul on Comcast's NBC Play Cable and media titans agree on terms in blockbuster merger, but will face a long road in securing approval.
PHONE+ December 3, 2009 Daniel Lonstein	Meeting Call-Center Challenges Last year was a mixed bag of opportunity, risk and regulatory hurdles for the call center industry.
PHONE+ December 3, 2009 Patrick Oborn	Internet Marketing Tips for Agents The Internet is playing a growing role in the marketing of broadband services as the low-end commercial telecom services become more of a commodity.
The Motley Fool December 3, 2009 Rick Aristotle Munarriz	3 Reasons Comcast Needs NBC Universal Comcast has plenty to gain in its deal with NBC Universal, so let's break down a few of the reasons why it's actually happening.
InternetNews December 2, 2009 David Needle	AT&T, Verizon Hang Up Their Lawsuits Even with the settlement, Verizon's 'There's a map for that' ads that poke fun at AT&T's 3G coverage will continue.
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