Search giant supports plan to launch 16 satellites to provide high speed internet to 3 billion people in Africa, South Asia and Latin America.
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The startup claims it has a “new model” for bringing Internet video to TV sets.
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Firm plans to replace its old fleet with one that supports IP at 15 times the bandwidth.
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Zodiac launches local search and click-through advertising on TVs.
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Jilted by U.S. broadcasters, Arab news channel looks to Internet TV.
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The King of All Media will again breathe the air of free radio for two days to debut Sirius Internet.
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American game-and-movie-rental company invests in a London TV station.
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The firm wants to offer wireless service in areas where it's unavailable now.
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VoIP awareness rising; Sirius web site leads XM’s; Net banking adoption to slow.
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After months of network building, software planning, and testing, the largest phone company in the U.S. offers video services.
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À la carte channel selection viewed as one option to rein in cable’s content after a half-century of freedom.
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Google’s satellite-mapping service helps an Italian computer programmer find an ancient Roman villa near his home.
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University of Toronto researchers see ‘nano’ satellites as the digital imagery answer to kludgy Google Earth.
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Satellite radio provider debuts portable device with MP3 and WMA capability.
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Deal between two remote communications companies creates one of world’s largest satellite providers.
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XM Satellite Radio is acquiring WCS Wireless in an all-stock deal worth approximately $192 million.
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New modulation technology gives the satellite radio company the capacity to offer advanced services.
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The week of May 16 lists a couple of carryovers and two fresh faces—Citi Trends and Boise Cascade.
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The ISP looks to satellite to beef up its radio offering, and to convince new customers it’s not the dial-up dinosaur of the past.
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MSpot links with Sprint to offer NPR, Market Watch and challenge satellite radio.
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