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The article offers information on the International Institute of Communications' (IIC) 48th annual conference 2017 held in Brussels, Belgium at the Hotel Brussels. Topics include growth of mobile network coverage in Taiwan, Congress overturning U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC's) move to impose data privacy regulations on broadband providers, and how taxation could address impact of video on demand services on Brazilian content.

Information on several topics discussed at the seminar with the theme of Building and Operation of Next Generation Broadband in India, held in 2012 in New Delhi, India, is presented. Topics include improving infrastructures for better broadband services, scenarios prevailing in the telecommunication industry, and the national Optical Fibre Network (NOFN) project. The seminars featured several speakers including Tomofumi Fukamian, R. Chandrashekhar, and Satya N Gupta.

Information on several issues discussed at roundtables produced by "Governing" on the role of the U.S. government to form policies related to wireless broadband and its impact to the U.S. economy is presented. Topics include the benefits of fourth generation (4G) wireless technology to people with mobile devices and various industries to drive innovation. Moreover, the roundtable discussion featured several notable people including U.S. representative Paul Tonko and U.S. Senator Jim Kastama.

Information about the Broadband World Forum that was held in London, England is presented. Topics include the use of G.fast digital subscriber line (DSL) standard for achieving ultrafast broadband, fibre-to-the-premises (FTTP) connection in Great Britain and effect technology in the industry. The event featured speaker Mike Galvin, managing director of strategy, service and operations for telecommunications company BT Group PLC.

Information about the conclusions on new directions in radiocommunications made at the radiocommunication assembly (RA-12) conducted by organization the International Telecommunication Union is presented. Conclusions include the approval of a series of recommendations to establish the international mobile telecommunications-advanced-technologies and initiate studies to develop the global mobile broadband communications.

A calendar of events for the tradeshow industry in 2009 and 2010, including the International Coal Prep Show, the Broadband Properties Summit, and the Arkansas Health Care Association Spring Convention and Trade Show, is presented

The article offers information on the DesignCon 2017, a conference for board, chip, and system design engineers in semiconductor and high speed communications industry to be held in Santa Clara, California from January 31-February 2.

Information about the Cable-Tec Exposition 2014 held in Denver, Colorado wherein discussed are the challenges confronting the television broadcasting, cable industry, and the internet service industry is presented. Topics include the expansion of capacity over the DOCSIS 3.0 network, the demand for broadband via Wi-Fi, and the industry's shift into cloud-based operations. Highlighted were the disruptions over the operational mobility and capacity at both the application and infrastructure levels.

The article offers information on the 2013 Communications Policy and Regulation Week and the International Regulators Forum (IRF) of the International Institute of Communications (IIC) which was organized by the British Office of Communications (OFCOM) as of December 2013. Topics discussed at the conference include innovation in spectrum, networks, internet protocol (IP), fixed-wireless networks, fiber networks and broadband communication systems.

Information on The Cable Show held in Washington D.C. from April 1, 2009 is presented. The show is stated to have been a lobbying tool with discussions on the U.S. government's plan to spend $7.2bn on broadband infrastructure. Time Warner Cable Inc.'s chief executive officer (CEO), Glenn Britt represented the cable industry consensus on online video. The various sessions included discussions on techniques and technologies for targeted advertising and unleashing the power of the set-top box.

The article offers information on the 2008 NXTcomm conference and trade show to be held in Las Vegas, Nevada on June 16, 2008.

Information about the topics discussed at the 2008 Society of Cable Telecommunications Engineers (SCTE) Conference on Emerging Technologies is presented. The conference offers various technologies for cable operators, including the possible deployment of 4G wireless broadband technology. Panelists have also discussed the significance of an extended bandwidth. The event's panel also discussed the time frame of going from Switched Digital Video (SDV) multicast model to SDV unicast.

The article provides information from a report by market research firm IDATE Digiworld on the rate of digital progress in Europe at the end of 2015, presented at the 10th annual Superfast Broadband Symposium, held in Paris, France on July 6, 2016. The report identified three main coverage and take-up targets for Internet Access and revealed European superfast and ultrafast rankings of European countries including Belgium, Lithuania, France, Great Britain, Germany and Spain.

Information about the 13th full meeting of the United Nations (UN) Broadband Commission for Sustainable Development held in Dubai, United Arab Emirates in March 2016 is presented. Topics include the set of connectivity targets for governments' broadband networks and services, development of national digital scorecards, and public broadband access. Attendees include ITU secretary general Houlin Zhao, UNESCO director general Irina Bokova, and Minister Ramin Guluzade of Azerbaijan.

The article offers information on the SEMICON Russia 2016 to be held in Russia on June 7-9, 2016.

The article discusses the highlights of the Broadband Forum quarterly meeting in Mexico in 2015.

Mixed thoughts from panel at Day 2 of WAN Frankfurt, on the best provider strategy for hybrid WAN deployments [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Information about the nonprofit organization Broadband Forum meeting held in Mexico in 2015 is presented. Topics included the completion of an innovative work on the management of Fiber to the Distribution Point (FTTdp), the release of YANG management model and the approval of test house University of New Hampshire Interoperability Labs. The meeting featured nonprofit officials and members including Robin Mersh, Les Brown and Kevin Foster.

Information about a keynote panel at the California Technology for Schools Summit for Superintendents that was held in August 2015 is presented. Topics discussed include the developments in the national broadband access in schools and libraries in the U.S., the importance of test scores in a blended learning environment, and teacher professional development. The speakers of the discussion include Richard Culatta, Michael B. Horn, and Esther Wojcikci.

The article offers information on the Broadband World Forum, with the support and participation from the nonprofit organization WiMAX Forum, to be held at the ExCeL venue in London, England from October 20-22, 2015.

The article offers information on the Broadband Forum held at the University of New Hampshire InterOperability Laboratory's facilities in Durham, New Hampshire in June 2015. Topics include testing and benchmarking of the interoperability of the products of equipment manufacturers prior to full certification testing, pressing need for time to market and return on investment (ROI) for vendors, and participation of 14 companies in the event.

The article offers information on the Market Focus sessions to be held at the ECOC Exhibition in Cannes, France on September 22-24, 2014.

The article reports that the Pelican Bay infrastructure committee in Florida has contracted Internet service provider Summit Broadband to deploy advanced Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) broadband services to the community. Summit selected to deploy ADTRAN's Total Access 5000 broadband portfolio to provide a high capacity Gigabit FTTH network service to the community. Summit added that the portfolio is a showcase of its Enabling Communities, Connecting Lives program for innovative technologies.

Information about several papers discussed at the workshop "21st Century Emergency Alerting: Leveraging Multiple Technologies to Bring Alerts and Warnings to the Public," which aimed to gather feedback on issues related to Emergency Alert System (EAS) held in Washington, D.C. Topics include potential obstacles of EAS and its role in intellectual property, broadband technologies and social networking. The workshop featured several executives including Jamie Barnett, Kelly Williams and Harold Price.

Information about the topics discussed at the Insight Roundtable of "Telecom Asia" is presented. Topics include new government licenses for spectrum, the need for mobile operators to target attractive customer segments, and growth of mobile broadband. Participants of the event include executives Michael Lai, Harcharan Singh, and Delesh Kumar. The event is hosted by Intec. which brought together operators and analysts.