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DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Research and Markets
(http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/8dd621/croatia_telecoms)
has announced the addition of the "Croatia
- Telecoms, IP Networks, Digital Media and Forecasts"
report to their offering.
Publication
Overview:
Croatia's Needs Regulated Fibre
Wholesale Pricing Model to Kick-start the Internet Economy
This report (11h edition) provides a comprehensive overview
of trends and developments in Croatia's telecommunications
market. It analyses the mobile, broadband, digital TV and
converging media sectors.
Subjects Include:
Market and industry analyses, trends and developments;
Facts, figures and statistics;
Industry and regulatory issues;
Infrastructure;
Major Players, Revenues, Subscribers, ARPU, MoU;
Internet, VoIP, IPTV;
Mobile Voice and Data Markets;
Broadband (FttH, DSL, cable TV, wireless);
Convergence and Digital Media;
3G subscriber and mobile ARPU forecasts to 2015;
Broadband market forecasts for selective years to 2020.
Key Developments:
VIPNet extend 42Mb/s HSPA+ services to four cities;
LTE trials in the 800MHz band underway - commercial
launch in 2012; parliament abolishes 6% tax on mobile
services revenue;
T-HT authorized to manage e-money services;
MAXtv extends to satellite platform;
Novi-Net granted national WiMAX licence;
IPTV among the more successful in Central and Eastern
Europe;
B.Net was bought by Telekom Austria; DVB-T2 to be
employed in two MUXES in 2012;
T-HT negotiates for amended wholesale fibre pricing; H1
Telekom launches IPTV service;
GDP shows moderate rise in 2011;
state transfers remaining shares in T-HT to Pensioners'
Fund;
regulator's market data to Q3 2011;
operator data to September 2011.
Companies Mentioned:
VIPNet
Tele2 Croatia
T-HT
B.net
Digi TV
SBB
H1 Telekom
Optima Telekom
Metronet
Who Should Buy This Report:
This report is essential reading for those needing high level
strategic information and objective analysis on the telecom
sector in Croatia.
For more information, including full table of contents,
please visit
http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/8dd621/croatia_telecoms
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What you do on your computer stays on your computer.
That may seem obvious, but a document in a new FBI terrorism case
provides fascinating reminders of just how much information
government agents can mine from your computer and other
electronics, revealing cyber secrets you thought you'd long ago
deleted.
Jamshid Muhtorov is a refugee from Uzbekistan who was living in
Aurora, Colo., until his arrest on Jan. 21. The FBI began
investigating Muhtorov last year for his
support of the Islamic Jihad Union. The group is designated a
foreign terrorist organization by the U.S. government and has
claimed responsibility for multiple attacks on coalition forces
in Afghanistan.
Muhtorov allegedly pledged money and his allegiance to the IJU,
emailing a representative of the group that he was "ready for
any task, even with the risk of dying," according to the
criminal complaint. He was taken into custody at Chicago's
O'Hare airport just before catching a flight out of the
country.
Read the criminal complaint against Jamshid
Muhtorov
In an affidavit, FBI Special Agent Donald Hale noted that
Muhtorov communicated with associates using two email
addresses, an Android Blackberry smart phone and a Sony Vaio
laptop computer that Hale suggested could yield a bounty of
information.
When "Delete" Does Not Mean Delete
"Computer files or remnants of such files can be recovered
months or even years after they have been downloaded onto a
storage medium, deleted, or viewed via the Internet," Hale
wrote in the affidavit. "Even when files have been deleted,
they can be recovered months or years later using forensic
tools."
Hale explained that when a person deletes a file on a computer,
the data doesn't actually disappear, but remains on the hard
drive until it gets overwritten by new data. The computer's
operating system may also keep records of deleted files in
something called a "swap" or "recovery" file.
A computer's internal hard drive can keep records of how it was
used, who used it, and when, Hale wrote. This digital evidence
can point to information that once lived on a hard drive or
memory stick, but was later altered or deleted. For example,
agents might even be able to see where an incriminating
paragraph was erased from a word processing document.
"Computer users typically do not erase or delete this evidence,
because special software is typically required for that task,"
agent Hale wrote.
The trail doesn't end there. Web browsers, email and chat
programs can reveal online nicknames and passwords. The
computer can also tell investigators when a memory stick or
external hard drive was connected, and how and in what sequence
files were created.
Analyzing all that electronic evidence, Hale wrote, takes
"considerable time."
That work gets done at one of 16 computer forensics
laboratories around the country run by the FBI, in partnership
with 130 state and local law enforcement agencies. The first
Regional
Computer Forensics Laboratory, as they are officially
called, was established in San Diego in 1999.
Agents who first obtain court approved search warrants can
scour cell phones, cameras, GPS units, tablet computers and
more for information that can make or break an investigation.
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Covered Your Digital Tracks? Think Again
WEIRTON - The latest craze to hit the job market over the last
few years is entrepreneurship via multimedia outlets which has
created a digital economy, and the Weirton Area Port Authority
will be utilizing the latest in technology to be a part of
those initiatives.
Marc Canter, a founder of the company Macromedia which later
became Adobe, held a presentation on the digital economy and
how the future of jobs no longer lies within the norm.
"Jobs today are not 40 hours a week; they're freelance, online
and virtual," he said.
In the coming weeks, Canter will be working in the Weirton
area, along with several other cities, to help break the cycle
of the "same old thing" by inter-connecting with each other to
share knowledge, use money more efficiently and share space to
help each other create websites and viral campaigns in support
of one another's efforts.
Canter said through his latest project, Digital City Mechanics,
he will be working with community organizations to show them
the value and benefits of online technology. He said companies
like Frontier Communications are setting up the broadband
highways, but companies like his and others will be utilizing
it.
"We want to train people on how to use the technology they have
better and encourage them to show others the same," he said.
Canter said one the movements of the future is having work
through multimedia outlets that are project-based rather than
the normal work-week base. He said there are many people out
there with the training and skills to do the kind of work he is
suggesting, but because the gap between the "have" and the
"have nots" is growing, those people are left either unemployed
or working at fast food restaurants.
"If we can start to train people how to better the use the
technology at hand, that knowledge will trickle down and soon
we have our digital economy," he said.
B.J. DeFelice said the WAPA Inc. NextGen Logistics Village 2011
Features Plan fits right into what Canter is talking about. He
said targeting basic communications and technology
infrastructure is required to support a true, successful port
operation to create opportunities for building an operations
center, intermodal or multimodal facilities.
"As a matter of economic development and sustainable job
growth, this project would further an existing economic trend
toward global markets in the Northern West Virginia area, thus
promoting trade," he said. "The location of the NextGen
Logistics Village in the center of the Northern Panhandle would
attract business interests that may otherwise choose to locate
elsewhere."
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