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History Channel and Crime Network for Top UP TV
The announcement comes at a time when Sogecable and Telefonica prepare for the imminent launch of a joint triple play offer, Trio Plus, from the beginning of December, if Competition authorities which have launched a probe into the operation do not stop them. In addition, Sogecable launched last month an iPlus PVR set-top-box, capable of receiving HDTV and DTT signals.
According to Sogecable, 13 per cent of Spanish TV sets are now HD capable, including 21 per cent of sets owned by Digital Plus clients. At the present time, Sogecable has more than 2 million subscribers.
Back to top Verizon raises rates Verizon Communications plans to raise the price of its FiOS television service for new customers next year by nearly 12 per cent.
Powering up for a hydrogen economy
From an economic point of view, the costs of switching over to hydrogen-based technologies are high. In the US for example, the investment required to convert existing gasoline stations to provide hydrogen to vehicle drivers will run into billions of dollars. While fuel cells may be getting cheaper, they are still more expensive than conventional engines. The cost of producing the actual hydrogen itself is high, although the good news is that economies of scale do exist. As the supply increases, the costs will start to come down. It is expected that the same will apply to the associated costs of storage, transport and vehicle design. What we'll also need to see is a move from natural gas-based hydrogen, which is being used during the market development phase, to industrial-level hydrogen production using renewable resources on an economic basis.
Peter Cochrane's Blog: Report from spam hell
Written on AA173 whilst flying London to Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina, and dispatched from an open LAN at a friend's home. From the first time I used email up to the present it has been one of my primary business tools. Not only does it afford me access to vast numbers of colleagues, it streamlines everything and puts time back into my life. Well I guess it couldn't last forever! Perhaps it was all too good to be true? Sure enough, bit-by-bit, my email efficiency has been eroded year-on-year by the growing spam menace. It all started with an occasional spurious email but then the spammers got organised, automated and aggressive. .
Sonic.net equips Airport Express buses with Wi-Fi
SANTA ROSA � The two-hour ride down Hwy 101 to the airport is no longer a dead spot in the day for passengers on some Airport Express buses.
Sonic.net has installed Wi-Fi on the newest, most heavily used coaches, and it's a big hit with riders, said Tony Geraldi, general operations manager for Airport Express in Santa Rosa.
"We've been testing it out for about a week and a half and already about 100 riders have used it. They pull out laptops, BlackBerrys, cell-phones, you name it."
Local Internet service provider Sonic.net founder and President Dane Jasper is providing the hook-up for no fee in the hope of winning new customers for his DSL, dial-up and wireless access services.
"I've already gotten e-mail wanting to know when the whole Express fleet will be equipped," said Mr.
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