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Although Vodafone Italia has yet to release any official sales data, its consumer FMC service (Vodafone Casa Internet e Telefono) launched last summer is rumored to be highly successful.
Continue reading "Vodafone extends its triple-play offers to SOHO customers" »
TI Media, the ailing broadcaster owned by Telecom Italia, is selling its pay-per-view operation over DVB-T digital terrestrial television to Swedish company Airplus TV.
Continue reading "Telecom Italia exits the pay-per-view over DVB-T market" »
Nokia Siemens Networks will be a Telecom Italia's strategic supplier for mobile Broadband Access Networks with High Speed Packet Access (HSPA) and Long Term Evolution technologies.
Continue reading "Nokia Siemens Networks chosen by Telecom Italia for LTE upgrade" »
Seltatel is the new technological partner of Telefonica through the services and telecommunication technologies IP-based offer for small and medium Spanish enterprises.
Continue reading "Seltatel supplies VoIP solutions for SMEs to Telefonica" »
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