NTL to float in US. (NTL Group Ltd., raises funds for NTL Inc., in stock offering)

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United Kingdom's telecommunications giant NTL Group Ltd., announce plans to raise funds for its United States-based data transmission services unit NTL Inc., through stock offering.

General services, Wired Telecommunications Carriers, Telephone communications, exc. radio, Securities issued, listed, Data Transmission Services, Securities, NTL Inc., NTLI, Telecommunications transmission technologies

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NTL plans 25 million pounds sterling play-out centre

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After its acquisition of Scanners TV, NTL has been expanding its broadcast division facilities. The latest expansion, announced at the National Association of Broadcasters convention, will nearly double the size of its digital play-out center.

Conferences, meetings and seminars, Equipment and supplies, Energy use, Broadcasting industry, National Association of Broadcasters, Scanners TV

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Digital difficulties

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BSkyB has decided to switch from its analog satellite service this fall, as one of the main benefits of digital television to analog is the efficiency of digital buffers taking up less airwave space. The Independent Television Commission has put the idea in place of reorganizing digital bandwith, leaving 10% available at the top and bottom of the UHF spectrum.

Television Broadcasting, Television broadcasting stations, TV Stations, Planning, Television broadcasting industry, Column, Telecommunications systems, British Sky Broadcasting Group PLC, BSY, Television stations, Digital television, United States. International Trade Commission, Ultrahigh frequency television, UHF television broadcasting

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