— Flying in the face of Yahoo!’s recent decision to curtail all teleworking, Time Warner Cable Business Class just unveiled its Teleworker Solutions, a suite of four bundled packages serving businesses across the greater New York City area, New York State, New England and the Carolinas. Features include Internet access offering 50 Mbps x 5 Mbps; secure Wi-Fi, routing all traffic through firewalls; Business Class Phone with unlimited calling and voicemail; and managed security, combining a firewall, anti-virus/anti-spyware tools and a desktop personal-security suite.

— The Small Cell Assurance Solution (SCAS) from JDSU reportedly is the first portfolio specifically designed to perform critical testing, monitoring and optimization for small-cell networks. The SCAS portfolio includes NetComplete EtherASSURE, a scalable software platform that provides centralized and automated testing that helps ensure backhaul networks are performing up to SLAs, automates workflow processes and improves operational efficiency.

— ARRIS will display the latest platform in its cable edge portfolio, the ARRIS E6000 Converged Edge Router (E6000 CER), at the China Content Broadcasting Network Exhibition. The CCAP-capable E6000 CER supports a redundant design with no single point of failure as well as offering hitless fail-over, hot-swapping of cards and field-deployment-ready IPv6. ARRIS says the platform allows operators to maximize revenue off a single chassis; features a self-healing design that decreases outages; and preserve capital investment with flexible platforms that offer “wire once” architecture with software upgradeability and mid-plane design.

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FCC Order on DISH Designated Entities

The FCC made it official Monday, releasing an order on remand finding that SNR Wireless LicenseCo and Northstar Wireless are controlled de facto by DISH and thus ineligible for the $3.3bln in AWS-3 bidding

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