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»19-08-2010
“This week’s decision to overturn a previous market analysis in The Netherlands underscores the presence of healthy competition between various infrastructures within one of Europe’s most connected markets. Getting regulation right is imperative for reducing regulatory burden at a time when Europe’s cable investments are needed most to continue playing a role in aiding the economic recovery.” Caroline Van Weede Managing Director Cable Europe
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»19-07-2010
Cable Europe is looking for a Director of Technology Advocacy This Brussels-based position reports to Cable Europe's Managing Director Please send CV to jessica.fernandez@cable-europe.eu Click below for a complete job description and profile.
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»30-06-2010
This paper serves as a discussion document for the debate on the potential interference by mobile Electronic Communications Networks (ECN) deployed in the 800 MHz band affecting integrated broadband cable and television networks (HFC). It represents the cable industry’s views of the current state of the debate on LTE interference and seeks to clarify a number of technical facts regarding the technologies deployed by the cable industry. It also reviews proposals for potential mitigation solutions and presents a position for a way forward in efforts to increase the co-existence of both new and existing services in the 800MHz band.
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»30-06-2010
Presentation at European Commission workshop: “Cable TV Receivers affected by new radio services in the 800 MHz band”
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»20-05-2010
Certification Board hands EuroDOCSIS 3.0 & EuroDOCSIS 2.0 certification status to AVM, Cisco, D-Link, Sagem, Ubee, Pace and Echostar
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»19-05-2010
Industry call for ensuring that twin pillars of content & infrastructure are appropriately addressed in today’s Digital Agenda for Europe action plan
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»06-05-2010
“Cable Europe statement on European Commission Decision establishing harmonised technical rules for Member States on the allocation of radio frequencies in the 800 MHz band”
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»23-04-2010
(Brussels 23 April) As the European Commission launches proceedings to boost transparency in the realm of collective management and copyright, the European cable industry is making a call for a full scale review of the rules that govern relationships between rights owners, collecting societies and users of copyrighted content across Europe.
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»05-03-2010
(Brussels 4 March): Cable executives and content providers today rejected the idea of a split with online content providers and discussed the role of web-based content in driving demand for greater cable bandwidth in an increasingly converging content space over multiple platforms.
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»04-03-2010
(Brussels, 4 March): Cable industry chiefs continue a bullish perspective on the future as key announcements on mobile strategies, future consolidation and changes to industry association are made against the backdrop of the addition of two new Cable Europe members and re-election of its President, Manuel Kohnstamm.
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»04-03-2010
(Brussels 4 March) Cable executives and shareholders today discussed the cable sector’s readyness for significant investor activity in 2010 as equity investors look to make good on investments and secure buyers within the trade. Leading the way, Providence Equity suggested that an IPO for Kabel Deutschland was imminent. Other activity is being predicted for Germany, Benelux and CEE. Financial ownership on the horizon is likely to change, providing new investment opportunities in the cable industry.
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»03-03-2010
(Brussels, 3 March 2010): New industry figures announced today at Cable Congress 2010 in Brussels reveal continued strong growth from Europe’s preferred distribution platform for telephone, television and high speed broadband internet services. The annual industry figures showed 13.4% growth in subscribers for broadband internet – now accounting for 21.5 million connections across Europe – and 21% growth in Digital Television subscribers to 21.5 million. A new milestone was reached in the digital transition as for the first time ever, digital cable TV revenues outstripped analogue revenues in latest YE2009 Screen Digest figures released today.
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»03-03-2010
Latest EU Industry Figures Overview presented at Cable Congress 2010 in Brussels.
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»18-01-2010
Madrid, Spain - At a meeting held today by the Spanish State Secretariat for Telecommunications and Information Society, leading associations representing the European ICT industry - accounting collectively for more than €700 billion of revenue and 6 million employees - jointly called on EU leaders to take further action in order to enable business and society to fully benefit from ICT in terms of productivity, social welfare and sustainability.
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»15-12-2009
Brussels – 15 December, 2009: Cable Europe Labs is announcing the certification of new EuroDOCSIS products from Motorola, Cisco, Humax and Thomson which will play a role in the European cable industry’s continued emphasis for speed and performance in the marketplace.
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»28-10-2009
(Brussels, 28 October 2009): Cable Europe has issued a call to Member States to carefully examine the Digital Dividend recommendation released by the European Commissioner today which lays out new uses for European spectrum that will be freed up in 2012 when analog television is switched off and re-used for new services. The industry association for broadband internet, television and telephony has signaled a call for action on the day of the European Commission’s announcements to ensure Member State decision makers and technology authorities carefully assess the risks for the EU consumer posed by interference.
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»19-10-2009
Solon Management Consulting studied how the European Cable industry contributes to political and economic objectives of growth and employment set out by the EU policy makers as well as technology-specific initiatives. This report provides a concice introductory overview of the industry and its role as crucial infrastructure provider for nearly 70 million homes in Europe.
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»13-10-2009
Brussels, 13 October 2009: Cable Europe announced today latest yearend figures for 2009 which indicate a rise in broadband customers throughout Europe as CEOs addressed priority policy areas in meetings held today in Brussels with Vivian Reding, European Commissioner for Information Society and Media.
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»09-10-2009
Brussels - 9 October, 2009: Amidst increased European political interest in high speed broadband rollout, Cable Europe Labs has recently certified a number of new EuroDOCSIS based products from Cisco, Netgear Thomson Pace and STMicroelectronics.
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»30-09-2009
Brussels, 29 September 2009: Cable Europe and Cable Europe Labs released a new report by Solon Management Consulting on the state of play of the European cable market, "Cable in Europe: Delivering the Future Today", which shows sustainable growth, outperformance of the general European economy and continued investments in high speed fibre networks for European consumers against the backdrop of heightened EU political will to push broadband penetration to 100% by 2010.
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»08-07-2009
Brussels, 8 July 2009 - Cable Europe Labs announces today a new wave of industry certifications granted to Cisco, Hitron, Motorola and Ubee for products that will be used for the ongoing roll out of EuroDOCSIS 3.0 across Europe. In addition, EuroDOCSIS 2.0 certification was also granted to products from Cisco and Thomson.
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»12-06-2009
Brussels, 12 June 2009: The European Commission announced today its regulatory strategy to promote high speed Internet and is speeding up an investment race in which cable is competing with other network providers. Europe sees a growing need for ultra-high speed internet connections.
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»18-05-2009
This document provides brief and recent information about our industry.
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»14-05-2009
The Cable Europe Media Kit provides a short description about Cable Europe its members and management. The document also contains a one-pager about Cable Europe Labs.
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»06-05-2009
Brussels, 6 May 2009 - The European Parliament voted on the Telecom Package today, setting out provisions that will have positive effects on infrastructure based competition in Europe’s technology networks.
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»22-04-2009
Brussels, 22 April 2009 The European Parliament voted today in its Industry committee on the second reading of an element of the telecoms package that will help encourage crucial elements of infrastructure-based competition. This vote brings pro-competitive benefits not only to cable and broadband providers, but also to the European consumer who will be the ultimate beneficiary of the fruits of competition between service platforms and higher quality services.
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»02-04-2009
Brussels (Belgium) April 2, 2009: Cable Europe Labs is pleased to announce that it has granted EuroDOCSIS 3.0 certification status to the Thomson TCM470 cable modem and EuroDOCSIS 3.0/EuroPacketCable 1.5 certification status to EMTAs from Ambit (EVM3200), Cisco (EPC3212) and Thomson (THG570) following a Certification Board meeting in London.
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»20-03-2009
Berlin: Representatives of the EU’s and Germany’s telecommunications regulators yesterday met with leaders of the Cable industry to debate on how to improve European and national regulation to encourage continued investment in innovative superfast broadband networks and to improve safeguard competition in Europe’s internal market.
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»19-03-2009
Berlin: Dr. Manuel Cubero, Chief Commercial Officer and member of the management board of Kabel Deutschland, has been honoured with the Cable Europe Award for Lifetime Achievement at the annual Cable Congress in Berlin. A respected leader of the cable industry, Dr. Cubero has made a strong contribution to developing the sector and to defending its interests at a national and European level.
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»19-03-2009
Berlin: Cable executives and shareholders today expressed their confidence in the sector’s ability to continue investing and generating cash during the current economic downturn while playing a key role in redefining the European Union’s communications infrastructure.
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»18-03-2009
Berlin: Revenues in the European cable industry jumped more than 7 per cent last year to €18bn amid sharply increased demand for digital television, internet broadband and telephony services according to figures presented today at the annual Cable Congress.
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»18-03-2009
Berlin: Executives representing Europe’s largest cable operators today embraced next generation technologies to deliver super-fast broadband services, while also urging closer co-operation with content companies supplying programming seen in more than 70 million households in the region.
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»12-03-2009
Brussels: Leaders of the European cable industry, serving more than 50 million subscribers, will next week discuss how rapidly changing market forces are affecting services for digital television, internet broadband and telephony. Amid rising sector revenues and robust demand, delegates at the annual Cable Congress meeting in Berlin will also consider investment and consolidation opportunities for the industry.
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»12-03-2009
EU Commission accepts that Denmark regulates the incumbent operator TDC's wholesale broadband, including the latter’s cable network
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»03-03-2009
Brussels: Revenues in the European cable industry jumped more than seven per cent last year to €18.2 billion. Demand for digital television, internet broadband and telephony services grew sharply from 41 million subscriptions in 2007 to 51 million in 2008. Including the 43 million customers who watch analogue cable TV, the total number of subscriptions grew to 94 million, according to new figures published by Cable Europe.
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»10-02-2009
Brussels: Cable Europe, the industry representing Europe’s cable industry, today expressed disappointment at a European Commission decision to allow the Dutch communications regulator, OPTA, to impose new regulatory rules on cable operators.
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»27-11-2008
Cable Europe, the industry association for cable companies serving 73 million European customers, is celebrating a significant milestone this week. Four of its leading member companies have now launched ultra-high speed internet services for consumers of more than 100 Mbps.
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»27-11-2008
Brussels: Cable Europe, the industry’s association representing Europe’s leading cable operators, today announced significant progress in the roll out of super-fast internet services of more than 100Mbps.
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»14-10-2008
Digital cable TV subscriber base exceeds 16m subscribers Cannes – 14 October 2008: Customer subscriptions for digital cable TV jumped 18 per cent to 16.3m across Europe in the first half of this year, as subscribers migrate to enhanced services.
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»25-09-2008
Cable revenues expected to grow 11%+ for YE 2008. Brussels – September 25, 2008: Vivian Reding, EU Commissioner for Information Society and Media, last night met cable industry leaders from across Europe to discuss the state of the cable industry and regulatory developments impacting the sector. The meeting, on September 24 in Brussels, was attended by senior executives from some of the region's largest cable operators. It coincided with forecasts that continued strong demand would help lift industry revenues by 11% in the current year.
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»24-09-2008
Cable Europe applauds the European Parliament vote of confidence in infrastructure based competitionConcerns remain regarding the proposal to force access to ducts and extension of "must carry" rules to on-demand TV. Brussels - September 24, 2008: As Europe's most important infrastructure based competitor to telecom incumbents, the cable industry welcomes today's vote of the European Parliament on an array of new proposals seeking to stimulate the development of infrastructure based competition. These new EU telecom rules will generate higher broadband penetration, more innovation and higher internet speeds.
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»15-09-2008
Brussels/Amsterdam (IBC) - 15 September 2008: Cable Europe, the industry association representing the leading broadband cable TV operators in Europe, today announced that it was renaming its technology operations ‘Cable Europe Labs’. Under its new name, Cable Europe Labs will continue to strengthen its position as the industry’s technical centre of excellence. The European cable industry provides digital TV, telephony and very high speed Internet services to more than 73 million customers.
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»16-07-2008
Cable Europe, the industry association representing Europe's leading cable operators, today welcomed the decision of the European Commission to address the monopolistic way in which copyright collecting societies are organised in Europe (the CISAC case). Cable Europe called for a new copyright collecting system that stimulates the development of new digital content services. Cable provides digital TV, super fast Internet and telephony services to more than 73 million customers in Europe. Cable operators in Europe regard the Commission's decision as a first step in the right direction. But the industry is now seeking further action to create a new simple, efficient and homogeneous system throughout Europe that drastically reduces legal uncertainty and incremental costs associated with copyright management. This would stimulate trade in content to the benefit of both music authors and cable operators.
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»20-05-2008
The Cable Europe Facts & Figures contains data on the digital TV, broadband Internet and Telephony markets in Europe. Additionally the document provides an insight on the status of cable and its direct competitors in these markets. All data in this publication is as of year end 2007 and provided by Screen Digest. EU Totals include all 27 EU Member States. Unless mentioned otherwise.
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»24-04-2008
Madrid, 24 April 2008: The general assembly of Cable Europe, the European cable communications association, today appointed Manuel Kohnstamm as its new President. He will assume this role in addition to his current responsibilities with Liberty Global.
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»24-04-2008
Madrid, 24 April 2008: Executives from Virgin Media, Kabel Deutschland, Com Hem and UPC today highlighted the technological changes that will drive future growth in the cable sector and urged their peers to embrace new services to meet customer demand.
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»24-04-2008
MADRID, 24 April 2008: Virgin Media's Chief Executive Officer, Neil Berkett, yesterday said that the cable industry is at a "defining moment" in its history. Speaking at the Cable Europe conference in Madrid, the continent's biggest gathering of cable chiefs, he challenged Europe's cable operators to take the lead in bringing the opportunities of digital technology to life and engaging with consumers.
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»24-04-2008
Madrid, 24 April: The European cable industry's triple-play business model - combining pay television, broadband internet and telephony - will be enhanced by super-fast broadband speeds, video to mobile, fibre optic networks and a new approach to rights management, the annual Cable Congress was told today.
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»23-04-2008
Cable Congress 2008 - Madrid Wednesday, 23th of April 2008
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»23-04-2008
European cable industry sees rapid growth in digital TV, telephony and broadband internet +40% Digital cable TV Customers in 2007. One in three families in Europe watches TV via cable
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»23-04-2008
Executives identify Video-On-Demand, High Definition and Digital Video Recorders as "Killer Applications" Madrid, 23 April 2008: The leaders of some of Europe's largest cable operators and leading content companies today vowed to accelerate the provision of new video services as competition intensifies in pay-television.
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»08-04-2008
The cable industry's main trade bodies in the US and Europe are pleased to announce a wide-ranging partnership providing preferential rates to their members and delegates attending their respective industry conferences.
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»04-04-2008
Leading Cable Executives from the Fast Growing Eastern European Markets lay out plans to counter increased competition from new platforms such as IPTV and DTH Madrid, 24 April 2008: Top cable executives from Central and Eastern Europe today concluded that market consolidation, and the ability to distribute compelling content in new ways are key to future growth
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»02-04-2008
London/Brussels, 2nd April 2008: Eastern Europe has emerged as one of the fastest growing parts of the global pay-TV industry, with double digit expansion in several territories, according to the region's cable TV executives. Future development and investment in new technologies will be discussed by senior East Europe cable industrialists at the forthcoming Cable Congress meeting in Madrid, Spain, on April 23.
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»19-03-2008
The European Cable Industry reports a +22% increase in broadband Internet services via cable. Cable Europe urges Regulators to reflect cable's popularity in market reforms.
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»20-02-2008
London/Brussels,18th February 2008: The European cable industry, generating annual revenues of almost €20bn, will highlight the impact of changing media consumption, new regulations and expansion trends in Eastern Europe when it meets for the annual Cable Congress in Madrid this April.
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»20-02-2008
UPC, a prominent member of Cable Europe, is the gold sponsor of the Safer Internet Day and launched the Insafe-UPC pan-European Internet Safety Toolkit on the 12th of February.
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»13-11-2007
Initial comments on the European Commission proposals to review the regulatory framework for the telecoms and broadband market. Cable Europe, representing the cable TV network operators in Europe, welcomes the Commission's approach to continue the deregulation of the European broadband and communications markets, and to reduce the number of markets subject to regulatory scrutiny. Cable reaches more than 100 million homes and provides digital TV, broadband Internet, and fixed line telephony services to 70 million customers in Europe via its own, fully independent networks.
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»11-10-2007
Cable Europe, representing the cable TV industry in Europe, announced that cable TV operators in Europe added more than two million digital TV customers in the first half of 2007. The cable industry is expected to count more than 16 million digital TV customers by year-end 2007, what would be a record growth of +60% year-on-year. This was announced at Cable meets Content, a Cable Europe event bringing together senior management from both the cable and content industries, concurrently with MIPCOM in Cannes.
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»12-09-2007
CEOs from cable operators in Europe met in Brussels with Commissioner Reding to discuss the main regulatory topics at stake for the European cable industry. The meeting took place in Brussels on the evening of September 11. Cable pleads for a regulatory regime that encourages competition between infrastructures. Cable is concerned that over-intrusive regulated access prices will not strike the appropriate balance between service and infrastructure based competition, and will discourage investments in cable and other alternative infrastructures.
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»12-09-2007
Photos of the meeting of cable CEOs with Commissioner Reding. The meeting took place in Brussels on the evening of September 11, 2007.
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»07-09-2007
Amsterdam (Netherlands) - September 7, 2006: EuroCableLabs, the technical centre of excellence for the European cable industry, announced it will be ready to provide the first DOCSIS® 3.0 certification for new cable modems as soon as March 2008. The testing process prior to the certification will start January 2008. DOCSIS® 3.0 enables cable operators to offer significantly higher data rates to their broadband customers: downstream data rates of 200 Mbps or higher and upstream data rates of 120 Mbps or higher. This was announced today at a press briefing at the IBC (International Broadcasting Conference) in Amsterdam.
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»08-06-2007
Brussels - June 8, 2007: In cooperation with Missing Children Europe, Cable Europe, ECTA, ETNO and GSM Europe, which collectively represent all of Europe's telecoms services providers, signed today Industry Guidelines for the implementation of the 116 000 pan-European hotline number for missing children. The Industry Guidelines were signed in the presence of Rudolf Strohmeier, Head of the Cabinet of Mrs Viviane Reding, Commissioner for Information Society and Media.
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»04-06-2007
After a two year-period of review and streamlining of its activities, EuroCableLabs concludes its reorganisation and completes the strategic objectives set by EuroCableLabs members. EuroCableLabs also announces a change in management along with the transition to its next level of development. The Managing Director of EuroCableLabs Niels Hersoug, has decided to step down from his position in order to pursue other opportunities.
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»23-05-2007
Brussels, May 23, 2007 : EuroCableLabs, the technical centre of excellence for the European cable industry, announces that German cable TV operator Tele Columbus Group has joined its membership. Additionally, Nagravision, a Kudelski Group company, joins the EuroCableLabs Associate Supporter programme.
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»06-02-2007
Brussels/Amsterdam, February 7, 2007 - Today EuroCableLabs announced at the Cable Congress in Amsterdam that Cabovisão Televisao por Cabo, S.A. of Portugal, an affiliate of Cogeco Cable Inc. of Canada, and OpVista joined EuroCableLabs. Cabovisão is becoming a Member, while OpVista joins the EuroCableLabs Associate Supporter Program. Both OpVista and Cabovisão will contribute towards the development of future broadband cable technologies and the exchange of knowledge within the cable industry.
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»06-02-2007
Cable Europe, the European Cable Communications Association, presented strong results over 2006 at its annual conference in Amsterdam. 2006 was a landmark year for cable in Europe, with double digit growth across all triple play product lines and exceptional growth for digital cable TV (+53%).
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»06-02-2007
EuroCableLabs announced at the Cable Congress in Amsterdam that Cabovisão Televisao por Cabo, S.A. of Portugal, an affiliate of Cogeco Cable Inc. of Canada, and OpVista joined EuroCableLabs. Cabovisão is becoming a Member, while OpVista joins the EuroCableLabs Associate Supporter Program. Both OpVista and Cabovisão will contribute towards the development of future broadband cable technologies and the exchange of knowledge within the cable industry.
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»12-09-2006
CableLabs
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»08-09-2006
"Cable Europe" is the new name of the association which represents the interests of cable TV operators in Europe. The association was previously known as ECCA, an abbreviation for European Cable Communications Association. Together with its new name, the Association adopts a new corporate identity. The new name and corporate identity have been developed to better reflect the dynamic identity of the cable industry and to deliver its story more effectively. This was announced today at a press briefing at the IBC (International Broadcasting Conference) exhibition in Amsterdam.
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»29-08-2006
Brussels (Belgium - Europe), August 29, 2006 - Today, EuroCableLabs announced that DOCSIS 3.0 is the first cable technology "at its inception" to be applicable both in Europe and the U.S. EuroCableLabs has worked closely together with its U.S. counterpart CableLabs to assure that DOCSIS 3.0 integrates all the specific needs of the European market. DOCSIS 3.0 enables cable operators to offer significantly higher data rates to their broadband customers. The new specifications describe downstream data rates of 200 Mbps or higher and upstream data rates of 120 Mbps or higher.
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»24-07-2006
July 24th, 2006 -- Brussels (Belgium) -- Today, EuroCableLabs announces Eric Lennon has been unanimously elected as its President. Eric Lennon is Chief Technology Officer of UPC Broadband, Liberty Global's European distribution operation. As President of EuroCableLabs Eric Lennon will chair EuroCableLabs' Board and Executive Committee.
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»13-06-2006
Brussels - June 12, 2006: Today the International Confederation of Societies of Authors and Composers (CISAC) proposal for a renewed copyright regime for music rights have been published. Cable Europe believes that the CISAC proposal will make copyright management even more complex. The complexity and uncertainty of the current copyright regime hinder the development of new content distribution services like digital TV and on-demand TV.
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»06-06-2006
Next June 20th in Brussels, seven associations participating in the Copyright UsersPlatform (CUP) will be presenting a joint publication describing some of the concerns and risks which copyright users are increasingly being confronted with. These seven organisations are: ACT, AER, ECCA, EBU, EICTA, HOTREC and PEARLE. The publication is intended to present in a non-exhaustive way, information on the rights that different users need and insight into some of the urgent issues currently at stake.
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»06-06-2006
Louisville, Colorado (U.S.), Brussels (Belgium) June 8, 2006 : CableLabs and EuroCableLabs have signed an agreement to further align the development of cable technology in the US and Europe. The agreement provides EuroCableLabs access to CableLabs' DOCSIS and PacketCable specifications and test plans, thereby assuring greater consistency across cable technologies developed for the North American and European markets.
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»23-05-2006
May 23, 2006 -- Brussels (Belgium) -- Today, EuroCableLabs announces it has signed a deal with tComLabs, whereby tComLabs will provide certification testing for the EuroCableLabs Certification Board. The agreement solidifies the already strong relationship between EuroCableLabs and tComLabs, and recognizes the high quality certification testing tComLabs has been providing to the cable industry. tComLabs continues to provide certification testing for the cable industry, but now does so under the well defined management of EuroCableLabs.
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»17-05-2006
Belgium, Brussels May 17, 2006: Today, the European Cable Communications Association (ECCA) announces that Manuel Kohnstamm has been unanimously elected as Vice President. Together with Manuel Cubero (President) and Bernard Cottin (Vice President) he will provide strategic guidance to ECCA in close cooperation with ECCA's Executive Committee. ECCA's members include all of the leading broadband cable companies in Europe and national trade associations. Jointly, they service over 55 million customers in Europe.
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»11-05-2006
Belgium, Brussels May 11, 2005: Today, the European Cable Communications Association (ECCA) set out policy recommendations to increase the efficiency of copyright collection and redistribution. ECCA's recommendations encourage the EU Commission to further harmonise national copyright clearance regimes. ECCA presented its study on the Economic Impact of Copyright for Cable Operators in Europe to Members of the European Parliament and EU Officials in Brussels. This study provides a model to evaluate the current copyright regime and discusses approaches for introducing a robust and efficient system. ECCA's study has been conducted by Solon management consulting agency - and is co-sponsored by Liberty Global Europe, Kabel Deutschland, Telenet, and Vecai.
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»26-04-2006
Brussels April 26, 2006: Today EuroCableLabs announced that Motorola Inc. (Motorola), Cisco Systems Inc. (Cisco), Siemens AG (Siemens) and BigBand Networks Inc (BigBand Networks) has become Associate Supporter of EuroCableLabs, the technology competence centre for the cable industry in Europe. This will allow these companies to contribute towards the development of future broadband cable technologies and to exchange knowledge within the cable industry. EuroCableLabs membership includes all the leading cable operators in Europe, servicing TV, broadband Internet, and telephony services to over 55 million customers.
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»28-02-2006
Vienna February 28, 2006: Today, the European Cable Communications Association (ECCA) announced that Manuel Cubero has been elected as President of ECCA. Manuel Cubero is a Managing Director and Member of the Board of Kabel Deutschland, the leading German cable operator. He replaces Bernard Cottin who will become Vice President of ECCA. This has been decided by ECCA's General Assembly, held at the 52nd annual ECCA Congress in Vienna. The ECCA Congress has a long standing tradition in bringing together senior managers from the European cable industry.
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»18-01-2006
Belgium, Brussels January 18, 2006: Today, the European Cable Communications Association (ECCA) announces that Toon Diegenant has been appointed as Head of Communications, as of February 1st, 2006. ECCA's members include all of the leading broadband cable companies in Europe and national trade associations. Jointly, they service over 55 million customers in Europe.
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