The Federal Bureau of Investigation's Carnivore packet-sniffing technology for public telephone networks, introduced later that decade, allowed law enforcement to surreptitiously surf the web along with a criminal suspect. And the 1994 Communications …
Downloading music and films for free looks set to get a lot tougher – after the High Court granted an injunction requiring UPC and other internet service providers to block Pirate Bay. The popular website sees users share music, films and tv shows for …
Cable operator UPC Austria has made a series of triple-play packages available to small businesses. The FIT packages include TV, telephony and internet at up to 120Mbps instead of the normal 100Mbps. The business FIT packages include 120Mbps …
Founded in 2004, Phoenix Audio Technologies is an innovator of audio communication solutions for Voice Over IP (VoIP), Web Conferencing, and Video Conferencing applications. Phoenix develops Microphones, Speakerphones, Audio Conferencing Mixers …
As part of the review from the fallout of leaks about Prism and the phone program, intelligence agencies will seek to determine whether terrorist suspects have increased their use of code words or couriers, have stopped using networks like Facebook or …
… digital TV packages offered by broadband cable, especially HDTV, VOD, DVR, and TV sets with integrated digital receivers. The German cable industry is poised for further growth, with Europe's largest cable operator, UPC — which operates cable …
Barcelona, Spain–A group at the Nanoengineering Research Centre (CRNE) and the Department of Electronic Engineering at the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC) has found a way to make the manufacture of silicon-based devices such as …
The Rancard voice content platform connects with the SS7 networks of telecom operators to supply their mobile users' new services over the voice channel. Having done extensive research on SS7-VoIP infrastructure providers to enable their service …
If the government monitored all emails, but not phone systems, the terrorists would use phone systems, and vice versa. Similarly, if government monitored all calls made from Yemen, terrorists in Yemen could relay messages through their comrades in France.
It's not bad enough that he blew two highly classified programs designed, with considerable safeguards to protect civil liberties, to monitor telephone calls and Internet traffic. Now in an interview with the South China Morning Post, a newspaper in …
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