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05.02.2008		Charter Ups Internet Speeds in Georgia Charter Communications is launching its Charter High-Speed Internet Max service, with download speeds of up to 16 Mbps. The service is available to...
05.01.2008		TWC Reaches 8 Mil HSD Customers Time Warner Cable reached 8 million residential high-speed data customers in April. This announcement came as the...
12.15.2007		JOE SELVAGE Joe Selvage is vice president of IP Networks for Mediacom. He and his team have been building out the Mediacom OneNet backbone network for the past four years. The OneNet backbone today carries voice, video, and data for 80 percent of the MSO's subscriber...
12.15.2007		JOHN DAHLQUIST John Dahlquist is vice president of marketing for Aurora Networks. His 40 years of experience in broadband communications products and services include senior positions at Harmonic, Philips Broadband Networks and General Instrument. What has been driving...
12.15.2007		JOHN SCHANZ John Schanz, Comcast executive vice president for National Engineering and Technology Operations, joined Comcast in early 2006. He had previously served as EVP network and data operations for AOL. Any surprises or notable achievements in your second year? The...
12.15.2007		KEITH HAYES Keith Hayes, BCE, is vice president, network operations and engineering services, for Charter Communications and also president of the SCTE Foundation. A year ago, you wrote on the topic of operational data overload and advocated a "triage"...
12.15.2007		MIKE REYNOLDS Mike Reynolds is the president of the StarHub Group (effective Jan. 1, 2008). Before assuming this position, he was head of integrated product and marketing, responsible for the product planning, development and management of all StarHub's products and...
12.15.2007		MOURAD VEENEMAN Mourad Veeneman is vice president for design and architecture at UPC Broadband, a Liberty Global company headquartered in the Netherlands. You first ran a channel bonding trial several years ago. Could you share any lessons learned? UPC has performed two...
12.15.2007		Cable Data Networking and Plant This section of Communications Executive covers the most terrain, from optical backbones to DOCSIS access networks to overall systems and multi-service views of what MSOs are - or should be - delivering. Touching several of these topics at once is Comcast...
12.04.2007		Pipeline Profile: Saifur Rahman Title: Principal Engineer, Comcast Broadband Background: Rahman works in national engineering and technical operations for Comcast. SCTE member since 2004 Your DOCSIS migration methodology article includes a review of the 11-year old spec as well as a...
11.01.2007		DOCSIS Migration Methodology The DOCSIS network is continuing to be pressed to deliver more throughput and speeds as more users and services are added. Without a systematic way to analyze and plan the upgrades, this process can be costly and time consuming. It's possible, however, to...
10.25.2007		It's a Small Business World Cable claims (and who are we to dispute what cable claims?) that it’s focused on the small-medium business (SMB) sector because the big telcos - Verizon, AT&T and Qwest - aren’t. Apparently someone forgot to tell that to Qwest, which this week...
10.22.2007		The Impact of SMB Offerings I'm taking my car to the dealer for service tomorrow. OK, woe is me, it seems like I need brake fluid, and hopefully I'll be able to stop before I drive through the service bay. Anyway, while I anticipate a short visit, I'm taking along my laptop just in case...
10.22.2007		Wal-Mart Pitching HughesNet, Charter Broadband Services This month, Wal-Mart significantly stepped up its status as a broadband service provider by announcing initiatives to sell connectivity from Hughes Network Systems in 2,800 stores and from Charter Communications in more than 700. The Wal-Mart offer of Charter...
10.03.2007		DOCSIS 3.0 Q&A: Peter Percosan Peter Percosan Title: Executive Director, Broadband Strategy, Texas Instruments Digital Connected Home Background: Persosan has been strategy director since TI's acquisition of Libit Signal Processing in 1999. At Libit, he had served as VP strategy and...
09.10.2007		Deep Packet Inspection, Version 2  The collision of abbreviations, like that of celestial objects, is a rare but enlightening event. Take DPI, for instance. Digital program insertion (DPI) appeared on the editorial calendar of Communications Technology, and this month's issue features an...
08.09.2007		On the Home Networking Front While the need to cost-effectively evolve the present infrastructure to deliver next-gen video is a top-of-mind priority when it comes to bolstering public stocks, there's a more pressing need on the cable home front when it comes to maintaining a happy base...
08.02.2007		Cisco Links Network and Content Cable operators are watching as their once-tidy video empires are being systematically squeezed by a variety of emerging delivery options. Cisco Systems, one of the drivers of these fundamental changes, is offering to help them navigate this new world. The...
08.01.2007		DOCSIS 3.0 The opportunities for cable operators provided by DOCSIS have been pretty much by the numbers: as in DOCSIS 1.0, 1.1, 2.0 and now DOCSIS 3.0. Version 1.0 got the data ball rolling; 1.1 added a number of features, including quality of service (QoS), more...
07.01.2007		Broadband: The Need for Speed In the 1970s I teamed up with a friend to campaign a 1969 big block Chevy Camaro in what is known as ET bracket racing. This is old-fashioned quarter-mile drag racing, based on handicapped starts. Here's how it works: Each driver makes several practice runs...
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