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DECEMBER 23, 1997
  • Toshiba Introduces MCNS System & Systems Integration Services
  • @Home Partners with 4th Network To Deliver Service to Hotels
  • Dutch Operators Aggressively Upgrading Their Networks
  • TV Filme Launches Wireless Data Services in Brazil
  • @Home to Use Microsoft's Internet Explorer
  • Ryan, Hankin & Kent Update Market Projections
  • Comcast Introduces New Division to Market @Home to Businesses
  • MediaOne Express to Use Kinetoscope for Content Development
  • Phasecom Introduces Telco-Return Cable Modem
  • Byte Magazine Recognizes 3Com's Cable Modem with Award
  • Northern Cable to Deploy 3Com/USR's MCNS System
  • GAD Line Introduces Telephony/Data System Using NIUs
  • ADC Introduces Ethernet Switch that Extends Ethernet's Capabilities
  • Bay Introduces Cable Modem Trade-In Program
  • Internet Cable to Offer Data Services over US Cable's Systems


  • DECEMBER 18, 1997
  • Philips Commits to Up to 200,000 Com21 Cable Modems
  • Road Runner Launches New Look & New Strategy
  • Yankee Group Gauges Public Interest in Cable Modems
  • Taiwanese Cable Modem Vendors Target U.S. Market
  • Phasecom to OEM Technology to ADC
  • Cisco Introduces Its MCNS Headend
  • Rockwell Announces Plans to Develop MCNS ASIC
  • Scientific Atlanta Introduces High-Throughput Fiber Platform
  • Libit Introduces FPGA Version of MCNS MAC
  • HSAnet to Provide Internet Access over Western Cablevision in Arizona
  • Cox Communications' Humboldt System to Offer Perkinet
  • GCI and Kanas Telecom to Connect Systems in Alaska


  • NOVEMBER 30, 1997
  • Com21 Shifts Gears, Joins Cisco's Camp
  • CableLabs Announces DOCSIS Certification Program
  • Motorola Introduces New CyberSRFER Wave Cable Modem
  • Road Runner Launches in El Paso and Canada
  • Lyonnaise Des Eaux to Offer Voice, Video & Data Service Package
  • Harmonic Lightwaves Announces Availability of MCNS QAM Modulator
  • Northern Cable Launches Educational LAN Using Terayon Cable Modems
  • Scientific Atlanta Introduces Free Reverse Path Configuration Consulting Services
  • Guam and Philippines Operators to Connect Cable Systems
  • Cox to Use IDT's Internet Backbone for Northern U.S. Services
  • PC Magazine Awards @Home for Technical Excellence


  • NOVEMBER 17, 1997
  • Terayon to Build MCNS Compliant Cable Modem
  • Bay Networks Introduces Its Complete MCNS Compliant System Specifications
  • Panasonic to Introduce Cable Modem on December 1st
  • Allied Business Intelligence Projects 63% of US Systems to be HFC by 2001
  • Microsoft Rumored to Develop Its Own Internet over Cable Online Service
  • Cox Signs 10,000th Data Subscriber
  • @Home Partners with CNN Interactive & Amazon.com
  • Adelphia Fires Up Its Upgraded 750 MHz System in South Florida


  • NOVEMBER 07, 1997
  • Cisco: Market Salvation or Sabotage?
  • In-Stat Makes Market Predictions
  • Nationwide Optical Networked Planned for Japan
  • EMD Introduces Security Software for Data over Cable
  • Hughes Introduces Internal Cable Modem
  • Who's Going to get Microsoft's $1 Billion
  • Road Runner Launches in Hawaii
  • PeRKInet Launches Wireless Service in Oregon
  • Videople Launches Data Services in Meudon, France
  • Tacoma City Light Approved to Develop Municipal LAN
  • Leo Hindery Joins @Home Boad


  • OCTOBER 27, 1997
  • Intel Successfully Pushing USB & IEEE 1394 into MCNS DOCSIS Standard
  • FEATURE: Cable Modems in Slovenia
  • CableLabs Announces CableNet '97 Participants
  • MediaOne Express Launches in L.A.
  • Cablevision Introduces Internet Access Service in Connecticut
  • Road Runner to Launch in Memphis in December
  • Com21 Ships 100 ComUNITY Systems
  • @Home Reports 26,000 Subscribers
  • Cablevision Deal with @Home Undermines Previous Agreement with Road Runner
  • Internet Ventures/Davis to Provide PeRKInet Service to EWU Students
  • Brazilian Government Approves Data over Cable Services
  • SCTE's Emerging Technologies Conference to Focus on Data & Digital
  • Fujitsu Introduces Billing Software for Data over Cable Services
  • 3Com to Introduce Bandwidth Allocation with MCNS DOCSIS Compliant System
  • Forward Concepts Releases Cable Modem Market Report
  • FCC Approves New Social Contract with Comcast
  • CableLabs Launches Web Sites for OpenCable and IP over Cable Technologies


  • OCTOBER 17, 1997
  • Bay & 3Com to Build Interoperable Systems
  • CableLabs Validates Terayon's Technology
  • 21st Century Chooses Zenith Modems for Chicago System
  • Microsoft May Invest in TCI
  • Port Blakely Chooses Summit for Community Upgrade
  • FCC Issues NPRM on 2-Way Wireless Service
  • Com21 to Use RedCreek's Encryption Technology
  • Time Warner Renews Contract with CableData for Billing
  • Broadcom Delivers Complete MCNS DOCSIS Cable Modem Technology
  • 3Com Supplying Suburban with Cable Modems
  • Road Runner Launches National Advertising Campaign
  • DEC Telecommuters to Use MediaOne Express


  • OCTOBER 9, 1997
  • BBB Report Correction: Cico's Alliance is More Than PR
  • OpenCable Initiative Spawns Microsoft and Intel Battle
  • Cablevision to Exclusively Offer @Home
  • Road Runner Launches in Columbus, Ohio
  • Rockwell Delivers QAM Mod/Demod to CableLabs
  • Scientific Atlanta Backs Away From Cable Modems, Pursues OpenCable
  • C-Cor to Provide Cable System Engineering with RF Equipment
  • Phasecom Introduces an Internal PCI Cable Modem Card
  • Cablevision S.A. of Argentina Signs Deal with OSS for Data Package
  • MediaCity to Offer Data Services Over San Bruno Municipal Cable's System


  • OCTOBER 1, 1997
  • Cicso, Hayes, Samsung, and Thomson Make Official Entry
  • Charter Offering Data Services in California via Earthlink
  • KDD to Test Data over Cable in Japan
  • Cox Offers Voice, Video, & Data Package to Apts in Orange County
  • Hybrid's Network Chosen by American Telecasting for Wireless Data Delivery
  • MediaCom Launches 1-Way Data Services in Ridgecrest, California
  • Hunan PTA to Use Motorola's CyberSURFER Modems in China
  • MediaOne to Test VDOnet Streaming Video Technology
  • MediaOne Connects 150th School
  • Road Runner Subscriptions Up 50% in Last Two Months
  • Libit Announces Availability of MCNS Transceiver Chip
  • Oneonta Telephone Using Philip's Crystal Line for Data and Telephony
  • Comcast to Use Philips' Equipment for L.A. Area Upgrades
  • Philips Semiconductors Introduces CATV Modules for HFC Networks


  • SEPTEMBER 19, 1997
  • The CATV CyberLab Celebrates One Year of the BBB Report & Mailing List
  • Geneva or Bust - MCNS Moves Forward / Interview with Rich Prodan
  • Harmonic Lightwaves Aquires New Media Communication
  • Cox Launches @Home Service in Connecticut
  • Internet Ventures Aquires Two ISPs
  • Cable Co-Op Launches Data Services in Palo Alto, California
  • @Home Creates Partnership with CNET for Content
  • 21st Century to Deploy Harmonic Lightwaves' Equipment
  • NextLevel [formerly GI] to Develop MCNS Modem Within Set Top
  • MediaOne Express Serving 10,000 Subscribers
  • HSAnet Launches Data over Cable Turnkey Service
  • Newnan Water, Sewage & Light Offering Data Services in Georgia
  • Rouzbeh to Direct MCNS DOCSIS Testing & Verification Stage
  • Online System Services to Resell Hybrid's Cable Modems
  • Rogers Chooses Bay's Cable Modems for Wave Service
  • MultiCanal Taps Superior and Antec for Monitoring Equipment


  • SEPTEMBER 3, 1997
  • Jones Expands Internet Channel Service to Prince William County, VA
  • Telewest to Use Xylan Switches for LAN Interconnection Services
  • MediaOne Chooses Xyplex Remote Access Equipment for Infrastructure


  • AUGUST 27, 1997
  • SCTE Submits MCNS Spec to ITU
  • Comcast Provides Mercer County with Community LAN Services
  • Stanford Telecom Introduces Mod/Demod Testing Kit
  • Egat to Build Fiber Network in Thailand


  • AUGUST 18, 1997
  • MediaOne Fires Up National Backbone
  • Telenet Launches Internet Access Service in Belgium
  • HomeCom to Manage Subscriber Web Sites for Road Runner
  • Fundy Expands Data Services in New Brunswick to St. John Area
  • Marcus to Use Bay Modems for Marcus@Home Service in Fort Worth, Texas
  • Century Taps C-Cor for RF & Fiber Equipment
  • Jones InterCable Chooses Hybrid for the Jones Internet Channel


  • AUGUST 6, 1997
  • September to Bring Several Cable Telecom Events
  • Halifax Cable to Use Com21 Cable Modems
  • MediaOne launches MediaOne Express in Salem, New Hampshire
  • Cox Launches @Home in Omaha
  • @Home to Brand @Work Service with Cisco Logo
  • Multicanal Chooses S-A for Upgrade
  • Softnet Introduces ISP Channel, an SI Package for Cable Ops
  • Libit & Analog Devices to Jointly Develop MCNS Compliant ICs
  • Japan Approves More Cable Ops to Become "Primary Telecommunicators"


  • JULY 29, 1997
  • Online Services Beefing Up Content
  • Cablelabs Concludes First Round of MCNS Compatibility Testing
  • Road Runner Launches In Albany, Troy and Saratoga, NY
  • France telecom Ordered to Allow Cable Operators Reasonably Priced
    Internet Connectivity
  • Cablevision Launches Telephony in Long Island, NY
  • Intermedia to Deploy GI Cable Modems in Kingsport, TN
  • Telewest Introduces Voice, Video & Data program for Schools
  • Hitachi to Introduce LSI Chip
  • Lyonnaise to Use CableData for Billing Telephony Services
  • Warp Drive to Use Hybrid Modems for Wireless Data Services
  • Taiwanese Cable Operators Denied Internet Connectivity by ISPs


  • JULY 21, 1997
  • Online Services: Adjusting and Expanding
  • Cable Satisfaction Intl Gets Funding for HFC Network


  • JULY 10, 1997
  • Prime Cable Taps Com21 for 30,000 Modems
  • EMD Releases Security Software for Cable Modem Users
  • A2000 Launches Cable Telephony Service in the Netherlands
  • Jupiter Launches Cable Telephony Service in Sumitomo, Japan
  • CATV CyberLab Adds Cable Telephony Information to Web Site
  • Cox to Use Teltrust to Support Cable Telephony Services


  • JULY 1, 1997
  • GTE Launches Internet Access Service in Ventura, CA
  • SBC HFC Network Shut Down
  • Norwegian Baerum KableTV Chooses Com21
  • Broadcom Delivers MCNS Compliant Technology to CableLabs
  • Hybrid Focusing on Wireless Market
  • Charter to Use S-A HFC Equipment
  • Comcast@Home Launches in Orange County, California
  • TW Introduces Hotel VOD in New York
  • Comcast Chooses Intersphere For Web Site Development


  • JUNE 19, 1997
  • Japanese Operations Move Forward with Data and Telephony
  • Singapore Cable Vision Extends Order for CyberSURFER Units
  • Fundy to Use Scientific Atlanta's Telco Return Cable Modem
  • Sun County Cable Chooses Internet Ventures' PeRKinet Service
  • Microsoft Drops $1 Billion into Comcast
  • Telewest Awards CBIS with 5-Year Agreement
  • Jerry Conn to Distribute New Media Cable Modems
  • Stanford Telecom Introduces New ASIC Chip
  • Anadigics Announces its 860 MHz Chip-Set is MCNS Compliant
  • ECI Telecom to Supply Telenet with HFC Network Equipment
  • Adelphia to Provide Long Distance Services Through IXC
  • Oceanic Cable to Launch Road Runner in Hawaii


  • JUNE 6, 1997
  • MediaOne Express Subs Expose Their Hard Drives to the Internet
  • US RObotics to Test Telco Return Cable Modems in St. Louis & Indianapolis
  • Internmedia'a Nashville System to Use Motorola's Cable Modem
  • Cox Chooses Arris Interactive for Cable Telephony Network
  • Cox Expands Internet Access Services
  • 3Com Introduces New Cable Ethernet Installation Software
  • South Tokyo Cable Television Leases Lines for Home Security Use
  • City of Boston Grants RCN Right to Offer Voice, Video and Data Services


  • JUNE 4, 1997
  • TV Cable Ecuador launches Internet Access
  • Kabel Medien Launches Internet Access in Munich
  • Antec Signs Letter of Intent with TCI for Const, Eng, Des
  • Clay Electric and UtiliCom to Build 2-Way HFC Network
  • MSOs Announce Internet Access Subsciber Numbers
  • Harris Introduces QPSK Demodulators
  • Japanese Vendors to Demonstrate Data Over Cable
  • Tacoma City Lights to Upgrade to 2-Way HFC
  • Cable Internet '97 to be Held 7/14 & 7/15 in London
  • BBB Cable Modem Mailing List Grows to Over 1000 Subs


  • MAY 27, 1997
  • Regional Manufacturers Silently Emerge into Cable modem Marketplace
  • @Home Files for an IPO Amidst Big Losses
  • TCI Chooses Antec for CED
  • Scientific Atlanta Introduces New Optical Equipment
  • Canadian MSOs Agree to Pursue Advanced Telecom Services
  • Antec to Supply Sioux Falls Cable with RF & Optical Equipment


  • MAY 20, 1997
  • Alcatel to Supply Lyonnaise with Telephony Equipment
  • GPT to Supply Telewest with Telephony Equipment
  • FTD to Distribute Harmonic HFC/Data Comm Equipment to Brazil
  • Telenet to Launch Commercial Net Access & Telephony in Belgium
  • C-Cor to Provide Intermedia with RF Equipment
  • Charter Testing Com21 Cable Modems in Alhambra, California


  • MAY 13, 1997
  • Telstra Launches internet Access in Austalia
  • Tampa to be Next Stop for Road Runner
  • Cogeco Expands Queen's University's Network to Off-Campus Students
  • Cable Telephony Stil Alive; Casema & Rogers to Offer Services
  • TCI Reverses Position on Digital & Data Services - Again
  • Quickturn & Logic Innovations Introduces ASIC Verification Solutions
  • Government Subsidized Internet Access Excites Cable Operators


  • MAY 6, 1997
  • Hewlett Packard Bails Out, Discontinues QuickBurst
  • @Home Launches in Seattle
  • MSOs and @Home Discussing Possible Convergence of Backbones
  • Internet Ventures Commits to 5,000 Hybrid Telco Return Cable Modems
  • Full Service Network to Shut Down by Year's End
  • Murray State University Testing Com21 Cable Modems
  • Rockwell to Aquire Comstream's HI-Media Division
  • Telstra Chooses Philips and AM for Network Management
  • SilCom to Develop Upstream Module
  • Comcast Launches @Home Services in Middlesex County, NJ
  • France Telecom Delays Data over Cable Growth with Excessive Fees
  • Datamonitor Frecasts Growth to Interactive Services Market in Europe


  • APRIL 28, 1997
  • CATV CyberLab Launches Real-Time, Fully Web Integrated Chat
  • Hayes Begins Shipping Telco Return Cable Modems
  • Suburban Cable to Use Fujitsu to build SONET Infrastructure
  • Time Warner to Issue RFP & RFQ to Enable VOD and Road Runner TV
  • @Home Appoints John malone to Their Board of Directors
  • Strategis Group Forecasts Cable Modem Use
  • Nihon Cable to Offer International Phone Service in Japan
  • Sumitomo Establishes Sales Firm to Market Terayon Modems in Japan
  • SNET Building State-Wide HFC Network in Connecticut
  • Road Runner to Feature Lycos' WWW Search Engine


  • APRIL 22, 1997
  • @Home Finds Investors
  • Time Warner Launches Telephony in Austin, Texas
  • IEEE 802.14 Announces Status of Standars Efforts
  • InterCable to Deploy Motorola Cable Modems in Monterrey, Mexico
  • Adelphia Commits to 50,000 GI Telco Return Cable Modems
  • Casema Chooses Kenan for Multi-Service Billing
  • CableVision TCI to Offer high Speed Internet Access in Argentina


  • APRIL 14, 1997
  • @Home Partners with Rogers and Shaw
  • AVIC Chosen to Provide Upgrade for Hebei System
  • RCN to Bring Voice, Video and Data Services to Boston
  • Continental Upgrading Southern Florida System
  • Comcast's Philadelphia System to Feature GI's Telco Return Cable Modem


  • APRIL 7, 1997
  • Time Warner Launches Road Runner in Portland, Maine
  • Nortel to Provide Titus with Digital Switches & Cable Telephony Equipment
  • Vision.com & Cogeco to Test Cable Telephony in Quebec
  • US West to Build FTTC Network in Scottsdale, Arizona
  • Bresnan Testing Cable Modems
  • GAD Line to Supply Cable Telephony Equipment to Elbit in Tainjin, China
  • Motorola to Supply Cable Modems to TV Cable Bogota


  • APRIL 1, 1997
  • Comcast to Provide High Speed Internet Connectivity to Towson State University
  • Time Warner Planning to Provide Cable TElephony Service in Columbus, Ohio
  • TCI Seeks Venture with NTT to Deploy Fiber in Japan
  • AFC, NWIT and MCI Testing Cable Telephony in Sergeant Bluff, Iowa
  • Mitsui to Distribute LANcity Modems in Japan
  • Continental Cablevision to Use Advanced Router Technology from Cisco


  • MARCH 24, 1997
    Standards
  • CableLabs Releases Full MCNS Specification Commitments
  • Time Warner Agrees to Purchase 250,000 Motorola Cable Modems
  • Comcast Chooses Motorola to Supply Modems for Six Systems

    Trials
  • Media General Announces Cable Modem Trial in Fairfax, Virginia
  • Community Networks to Provide Five Systems with Cable Modem Services
  • Com21 Anounces Trial with MCI in Sergeant Bluff, Iowa
  • Telewest to Expand Cable Modem Trial
  • Datanet to Deploy Motorola Cable Modems in Argentina

    Partnerships
  • Continental Cablevision Using Sun Servers for Internet Access Services
  • Time Warner's Road Runner Using CBIS for Billing
  • Time Warner's Road Runner to Use FTP Software's Technology
  • GI Partners with Broadcom to Develop 2-Way Cable Modem

    Content/Online Service
  • Fanch Cablvision to Offer Road Runner
  • Century to Offer Road Runner in Norwich, New York
  • Comcast to Launch First Telco Return @Home Service
  • Marcus Cable to Offer @Home Service in Fort Worth, Texas
  • US West to Use Student.net for Content Development

    Modem Development
  • VLSI Introduces MCNS Compliant Cryptology Chip
  • Libit Announces 64/256 QAM Chip

    New Modem Vendors
  • Cabletron to Develop 2-Way Cable Modem
  • Acer to Develop 2-Way Cable Modem

    Telco Return Cable Modems
  • PowerCom Introduces Telco Return Cable Modem
  • Zenith Testing Telco Return System in Chicago Area
  • OSS to Distribute New Media Modems
  • US Robotics Announces Specs for Telco Return Cable Modem
  • Helicon Commits to 10,000 Cyber City Cable Modems

    New Optical Fiber
  • Philips Announces New 1550 mm System
  • ADC Announces New 860 MHz Linear Optical Transmitters

    System Upgrades
  • Scientific Atlanta to Supply Suburban Cable with Transmission Equipment
  • C-Cor Announces I-FLEX Shipments to Europe and Asia

    New Products or Features
  • Zenith Announces Lower Prices & New Features for Homeworks
  • Motorola Announces Lower Prices & New Features for CableComm
  • ADC Introduces New Power Supply & Fan Options to Homeworx
  • HP Introduces Network Management System for QuickBurst
  • Harmonic Announces New Compression Products

    Misc.
  • Karl May to Replace Rouzbeh at Bay Network
  • Netcomm Suffering Financial Difficulties; Looks to Hartec and ADC for Bail Out
  • President and Others Leaves Jones Internet Channel
  • Cox Offering Long Distance Service in Phoenix
  • TCI.Net's Free Cable Modem Service for Schools may be Misleading


  • MARCH 10, 1997
  • Internedia to Test Cable Modems in Kingsport, TN
  • GI Announces Web-Based Network Management for SURFboard
  • Cable Telephony Still Proving Successful in UK
  • Toyota Plans to Use Cable Networks for LAN and WAN Connectivity
  • Japan's Government Approves More Cities to Receive Data over Cable Services
  • Tellabs Aquires WDM & Optical Technology From IBM
  • Harmonic Lightwaves Introduces Digitial Product Line
  • Ortel Announces New Lasers


  • MARCH 3, 1997
  • The Emergance of a Standardized Cable Modem Market Ultimately Determined
    by Vendors
  • Road Runner Announces Plans to Launch Service in Albany and Columbus
  • Avenue TV Cable Launches Cable Modem in Ventura, California
  • TCI Shuts Down Energy Management Trial in Bay Area
  • Commercial Cable Modem Launches Growing Rapidly


  • February 25, 1997
  • Cable Modem Sales Projections Vary
  • Customers Satisfied with Online Services, Excepting Road Runner
  • Telewest To Test LANcity Modems
  • Jupiter Telecom to Test Terayon Cable Modems in Japan
  • TCI Launches Cable Telephony, Cable Modem Service and Digital in Arlington Heights, IL
  • Jupiter Telecom Awards Contract to Nortel
  • Scientific Atlanta to Aquire Arcodan
  • Videotron to Agressively Pursue Telephony
  • MCNS to Present Specs at NCTA Show
  • Tellabs Aquires Trelcom Oy
  • Adelphia Launches One Way Cable Modem Service in Palm Springs Beach, Florida
  • Cox Applies to Become a Cable Telephony Provider in Rhode Island
  • Continental Cablevision Will Replace ATM with SONET and IP
  • Lucent and Furukawa Create Joint Venture to Sell Optical Equipment


  • February 17, 1997
  • Telco Return Cable Modem Vendors Finding Success in Wireless & Satellite Markets
  • Continental Cablevision Launches Commercial Cable Modem Service in Detroit
  • Motorola Claims Over 50,000 modems Shipped
  • France Telecom To Offer Internet Access
  • DSC Introduces Technology for Delivering Cable Telephony
  • Motorola Increases Equity Stake in OmniView
  • CGS Systems To Provide Time Warner with Management and Billing Solutions
  • Jim Philips, Motorola’s VP and GM of Multimedia To Leave; Takes CEO Position at
    OmniView
  • US Robotics To Develop Cable Modems


  • February 10, 1997
  • RoadRunner Launches in San Diego
  • West End Systems to Provide Cable Telephony for Korea Electric Power
  • New Media Awarded $30 million contract by CellularVision
  • Motorola to Provide Modems and Content for Singapore One
  • Jones Internet Channel Adds Engage Games to High Speed Service
  • Telstra Extends Contract to Philips for HFC Equipment
  • Time Warner Planning for Pegasus STB to Feature Internet Access Capabilities
  • First Pacific Network Files Chapter 11 - Closes Doors
  • FOXTEL Chooses CSG Systems for Customer Management and Billing


  • February 3, 1997
  • @Home May Be Changing Strategy
  • ICC To Use Omniview’s PhotoBubble Technology
  • Ultracom Developing New Upstream Modulation
  • GI Will Supply Time Warner’s Manhattan System


  • January 27, 1997
  • Worldgate Threatens; Motorola Makes Equity Investment
  • @Home Parnters with LiveWorld for Chat
  • NewReach to Provide Multimedia Intense Content and Apps
  • AM Comm and Philips Co-Develop Monitoring for Foto
  • Telewest Begins Development of Nationwide Fiber Network
  • Tainjin and Haifa Video-Telecom to Provide Cable Telephony in China


  • January 20, 1997
  • RoadRunner Passing 600,000 Homes
  • Cedar Falls Utilities Offering Internet Access in Iowa
  • Time Warner Limits Telephony Expansion to Businesses
  • NNS Upgrades System in Kofu, Japan
  • Marcus Chooses C-Cor for Ft. Worth Rebuild
  • Cox Awards Kleven Construction with Fiber Upgrade Project
  • GTE to use Internet Liquidators for Content
  • Telstra Chooses Skilled Engineering for Labor


  • January 13, 1997
  • AT&T Enters Internet Access Services Over HFC Networks
  • NextLevels Splits Into Three Companies
  • Stanford Telecom Introduces Burst Receiver
  • IRE introduces Encryption Chip
  • NetCom To Participate in Prime Cable's Internet Access Service
  • Japan's Nationwide Fiber Deployment Is Ahead of Schedule
  • Many Upgrades Planned for South Florida Systems
  • Stanford Telecom Receives $1.5 Contract From Com21
  • TCI To Halt Two Way Services Plans; Other MSO's To Push Forward
  • Comcast Chooses AM Communications For Monitoring
  • Avic To Provide Upgrade For System in China's Hebei Province


  • January 6, 1997
  • Superior Electronics Introduces Return Path Switch
  • Bay Networks (formerly LANcity) Introduces Space Saving Integrated Headend Controller
  • Cable Bahamas To Use ADC For Upgrade
  • CSG Systems Announces Billing Solutions For High Speed Data Services
  • Superior and Arrowsmith Create Development and Marketing Partnership





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