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Pay TV provider Sky’s launch of Sky Connect B2B gives the company the potential to become a force in the small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) market, according to one analyst firm.

New Zealand's telecommunications market is ripe for disruption, the technology analyst firm IDC claims, pointing out that the its revenue stream had decreased by 2.4% in the year to June 2020.

MGM Wireless, the makers of the SPACETALK all-in-one children’s smartphone, watch and GPS device, have raised $5.5 million in an oversubscribed share placement with Australian investors.

Australian-listed MGM Wireless has announced that European media, entertainment and telecommunications giant Sky is selling its all-in-one SPACETALK children’s smartphone, watch and GPS device in the UK.

Global entertainment and film giant Walt Disney is buying the Rupert Murdoch owned 21st Century Fox business for US52.4 billion in a move which both companies say sets them up to better compete in the growing internet streaming entertainment market.

James Bond mixes satellites and sex, but Sky and Space Global will encircle the Earth’s equator using 200 nanosats with the help of Virgin Galactic.

This Livescribe user finds his smartpen invaluable for business.

Google is taking to the skies once again, purchasing satellite startup Skybox for a cool US$500 million.

US telco giant Verizon is now the world’s most valuable telecoms brand, currently worth US$53.5 billion, following its acquisition last February of Vodafone’s 45% indirect interest in its Wireless subsidiary, according to a newly published report.

Exclusive gathering to address the future of the converged and connected entertainment experience

Skype's IPO document has revealed an ongoing legal confrontation with BSkyB, owner of the Sky trademark.