Ma Bell restored

Article Abstract:

AT and T has seen some recovery in its stock price, though the company's plans for fixed wireless, and its report on cable should have attracted more attention from analysts. The company's stocks have been rated a 'buy' by Jack Grubman from Salomon, a change from the previous rating of 'hold'. Grubman appears to have realized that AT and T's investment in cable could bear fruit. Commercial trials appear to bear this out, and non-cable properties acquired with cable deals are being sold, cutting the cost of the investment.

AT&T Corp., T

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Tongue twisters

Article Abstract:

FarEasTone boss, Joseph O'Konek, has a difficult role as an English speaker working in Taiwan, where he needs a translator to address many employees and is hampered in understanding other issues such as telecoms regulation. Far Eastern Group is a Taiwanese conglomerate which supports FarEasTone. O'Konek brings skills from his previous experience at AT and T and from telecoms start-ups. He is able to encourage internal debate and a professional western outlook.

FarEasTone

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Inventing broadbandcasting

Article Abstract:

The performance of Adam Singer, head of Telewest, is examined in detail, as are developments in British cable TV.

Cable Television Systems, Cable Networks, Cable and other pay TV services, Cable television broadcasting industry, Cable television, TeleWest Communications PLC

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