The Independent - May 22, 2012 A century later, in 2009, the nation that gave us Nokia was the first to to enshrine broadband as a fundamental human right, when the government promised every Finnish citizen access to a 100mbps connection by 2015. |
FierceTelecom - May 18, 2012 News release Mobile broadband reigns in Finland: Following the trend in other parts of the globe, Finland's DSL subscriber base shrank in 2011, Research and Markets reports, along with fixed-voice subscriptions. Mobile broadband appears to be on a ... |
Local fibre broadband projects need common standards so they can offer a choice of internet providers to their communities. |
Broadband TV News - May 17, 2012 At this year's Motorola Video Leadership Conference in Stockholm Finnish company Maxisat was showing how they deliver over 140 channels over their IPTV service to viewers across Finland - regardless which broadband connection they have. |
And it's also clear that 20 th Century regulatory policies are ill equipped to address the proliferation of new means of communication, especially wired and wireless broadband services. In the US, the Federal Communications Commission and Congress ... |
See realtime coverage | ABC Technology and Games - May 13, 2012 Perhaps we should take heed of developments in Finland, where the government made access to broadband a legal right for every citizen in July 2010. |
PR Web (press release) - May 21, 2012 For the first time a “Bandwidth Exchange” will be demonstrated at TMF's Management World in Dublin between May 22nd and May 24th 2012. |
FierceWireless - May 10, 2012 LTE mobile broadband services are available in seven countries in Western Europe: Austria, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Norway, Portugal and Sweden. |
Invest in EU - May 23, 2012 Oulu, located in northern Finland, is the only European city to be selected among the 2012 Top Seven Intelligent Communities of the Year. |
Open Democracy - 15 hours ago Broadband and PC access in Glasgow and the West of Scotland was at shockingly low levels versus the rhetoric of digital liberation. |
Telecompaper (subscription) - May 23, 2012 Finnish telecom operator DNA is actively developing its cable network in the capital region and other parts of Finland. As a result, DNA has now doubled the upstream speeds of its current DNA Welho cable broadband subscriptions and also launched a new ... |
See realtime coverage | By Lee Bell BROADBAND SPEEDS in the UK have slipped, according to a report by global services provider Akamai. In the final three months of 2011, Blighty's broadband customers saw a drop in average download speeds from 5.1Mbit/s in the previous quarter ... |
| Macleans.ca - May 18, 2012 Finland has led the way by enshrining broadband access as a legal right, while the United Nations has made a similar declaration. |
Helsingin Sanomat - May 14, 2012 In practice the project would involve a broadband connection relayed via satellite, which would make it possible for military forces in crisis areas to stay in contact with each other and with their staffs. |
Helsingin Sanomat - May 8, 2012 Now almost the whole country has broadband, but people still move to university cities. Telecommuting has been fairly fairly slow at fulfiling promises, considering the high expectations that were placed on it. |
SunHerald.com - May 1, 2012 As a result the country enjoys among the highest broadband and mobile penetration rates in Europe. Digital media developments have progressed well since broadcasting went entirely digital in early 2008, ahead of most other European countries. |
Telecompaper (subscription) - May 7, 2012 Finland's Government has made a decision in principle outlining the development of basic levels of internet service, in addition to high-speed internet connections. |
Europolitics.info - May 24, 2012 The plan, given momentum after the election of Socialist President François Hollande in France, will include the launch of project bonds to raise private capital for energy, transport and broadband upgrades, a possible boost in EIB capital and a better ... |
PR Newswire (press release) - May 9, 2012 Alabama-based networking solution provider, ADTRAN Inc. (ADTN) recently announced the completion of its acquisition of Nokia Siemens Networks' ("NSN") fixed-line Broadband Access business. Finland based NSN was established in 2007 as a joint venture ... |
See realtime coverage | EurActiv - May 23, 2012 There is opposition to amending it from northern states - led by Germany, and followed by Finland, the Netherlands and Austria - whose credit ratings are stronger. |
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