Listing reportedly expected to value owner of Cablevision, Suddenlink at more than $20 billion.
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Ex-FCC chairman Tom Wheeler joins Actility board
Press Release Actility, the industry leader in low power wide area networking, today announces that Tom Wheeler, former chair of the US Federal Communications Commission in the Obama Administration, has joined the Actility Board. Wheeler is a passionate advocate to...
More US cable consolidation as Cable One snaps up NewWave
$735 million deal adds new states, rural customers to U.S. cableco’s footprint.
Altice USA announces FTTP rollout
Cableco’s Suddenlink, Cablevision arms plan to offer 10-Gbps broadband services.
French watchdog blocks Altice’s SFR buyout bid
Cable group planned to take full control of French mobile arm; may appeal AMF decision.
Altice to take full control of SFR
Cable group to apply ‘Altice Way’ strategy to its various cable subsidiaries, acquires network rollout, customer service suppliers.
Altice earnings up on strength in US
Cable group also predicts revenue and adjusted EBITDA trends will continue to improve in France.
Altice may sell Belgian unit to channel focus elsewhere
Cable group could raise 500 million from sale of SFR Belgium, sources say.
FCC reverse auction sets hefty $86.4bn asking price for 600-MHz spectrum
Broadcaster lobby group calls on telcos to step up and prove there is demand for TV airwaves.
Heading for the exit
A flurry of M&A swept across the industry this week as EU decision day finally arrived in the U.K.
Michel Combes becomes Altice CEO
Dexter Goei to head up cable group’s new U.S. operation as part of top management restructure.
SFR weighs on Altice results as Portugal Telecom shines
Group hails performance of Portugal Telecom and Suddenlink following ‘challenging’ quarter in France.
Argentina ruling gives Clarin a triple, quad-play option
ENACOM approves transfer of Fibertel fixed-line licence to Clarin’s Cablevision unit.
SFR loses customers, increases earnings
Altice reports strong growth in full-year adjusted EBITDA, driven by its operations in France, the U.S. and Portugal.
Regulator OKs Telecom Italia’s Argentina sale
ENACOM also approves sale of Nextel Argentina to Grupo Clarin, source confirms.
Grupo Clarin swallows up Nextel Argentina
Cablevision exercises option to purchase remaining 51% in Argentine mobile operator, leaving NII to focus on Brazil.
Review of the Year: Candy Store
Telecoms operators and cable companies are racing to become the service providers of choice for consumers in an increasingly quad-play world.
In the news 2015: the year’s telecoms highlights
BYE BYE C&W Liberty Global announced a $8.2 billion deal for Cable & Wireless Communications in November, potentially signalling the end of the road for one the oldest companies in the industry. DIRECT DEAL DONE AT&T closed its $48.5 billion acquisition of...
Altice officially enters US as Suddenlink deal closes
French firm announces leadership positions at its Altice USA arm.
The A to Z of telecoms in 2015
From Altice to Zettabytes, via Cable & Wireless and cable deals, Nokia, Chuck Robbins and Xavier Niel. It’s all here…
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