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The ADSL Forum was formed to help telephone companies and their suppliers realize the market potential of ADSL. Site is divided into public and member areas. Public areas covers; ADSL Today, About the Forum, Press Room, Site Map and Meetings and Events.
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International scope. Extensive educational references on ATM. The ATM Forum is an international non-profit formed to accelerate the use of ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode) products and services through a rapid convergence of interoperability specifications. Site areas include: About the forum, Technical specs., Library, Meetings/Events, Industry cooperation, General Store, Members only, Legal notes, a Glossary and a search mechanism.
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This website provides information about the Department's wide range of changing policy areas - from telecommunications, satellites, new communications technologies and digital broadcasting, to performing and visual arts, intellectual property, orchestras, and Australia's cultural heritage. Site areas include The Department, Ministers, Newsroom, What's New, Communications, Information Technology and Search.
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The Data Over Cable Service Interface Specifications (DOCSIS) are managed by CableLabs on behalf of its cable television system operator members. The project was begun by an organization called Multimedia Cable Network System (MCNS) Partners, L. P., which consists of Comcast Cable Communications, Cox Communications, Tele-Communications, Inc., and Time Warner Cable. In addition to MCNS, Rogers Cablesystems Limited, MediaOne, and CableLabs have all contributed to the DOCSIS documents as have numerous cable industry, computer and networking vendors.
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The Cable Television Standards Council (the "Council") is an independent organization established by the Canadian cable television industry to administer Standards, Codes and Guidelines that ensure high standards of customer service.
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Founded in 1988, Cable Television Laboratories, Inc. (CableLabs®) is a membership organization consisting of cable television system operators serving cable subscribers in the U.S., Canada, Mexico, and South America. Site areas include Corporate Information, CableLabs Initiatives, Publications, Press Releases, Map and Contact Us.
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CSA International is an independent, not-for-profit organization supported by more than 8,000 members. They have a network of offices, partners, and strategic alliances in Canada, the U.S., and around the world. Established in 1919, CSA International is in the field of standards development and the application of these standards through product certification, management systems registration, and information products.
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This Web site is dedicated to standards in Information Technology and Telecommunications (IT&T). You will find not only Canadian sources of information, but also access to American and International sources available on the Internet.
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Communications Standards Review publishes technical reports on US (TIA)and International (ITU-T, ETSI) formal Standards Committee meetings for multimedia and wireline access technologies. Work covers Facsimile, Telephone modems, ADSL, SDSL, VDSL, EIA/TIA 232, T.120 data conferencing, 56/64 kbit/s DSU/CSUs, H.320, H.324 video conferencing, FCC Part 68, PBX. Site areas include CSR Data Sheet, Calendar of Standards Meetings, Standards News from CSR, CSR Company Overview , Consulting Services, CSR Telecom Acronym Definitions and Other Related Resources.
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DAVIC is a non-profit, based in Geneva, Switzerland, aimed at promoting digital audio-visual applications that maximize interoperability across countries and applications/services. Site areas include; Introduction to DAVIC, Membership Information, Organization, Specifications, Bulletin board and DAVIC's FAQs.
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Site in German only.
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The ECTF facilitates the development, implementation and acceptance of Computer Telephony (CT)solutions by bringing together suppliers, developers, systems integrators and users. The forum discusses, develops and tests interoperatability techniques for dealing with the diverse technical approaches currently available. Site areas include ECTF Technology , Products and Services, News and FAQs, Membership Information and Member Services.
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For nearly 75 years the EIA has operated as a primary trade organization representing the U.S. high technology community. EIA activities are designed to enhance the competitiveness of the American producer including services such as, technical standards development, market analysis, government relations, trade shows, seminar programs and more. The EIA is made up of the following groups and sectors: Consumer Electronics Manufacturers Assn. (CEMA); Electronic Components, Assemblies, Equipment & Supplies (ECA); Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA); Electronic Information Group (EIG); Government Electronics & Information Assn. (GEIA); JEDEC Solid State Products Technology Division; and the Electronic Industries Foundation (EIF). Site areas include; Corporate EIA, Engineering Department, Government Relations, Market Research and Public Affairs.
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The European Radio Communications Office (ERO) is one of three committees that form the European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations (CEPT), the regional regulatory telecommunication organization for Europe. Currently 43 European countries are members of the CEPT. The ERC develops policy on radio communications issues including; the coordination of frequency, administrative and technical matters relating to the regulation of radio in Europe. ERC also prepares the European proposals and positions for conferences ITU. Site areas include; Index page, Newsletter, Consultation Process, DSI Phase III, WRC 2000 - CPG, S-PCS (MRC), ERC Work, FM Working Group, SE Working Group, RR Working Group, SEAMCAT, DVB-T in Chester, Document Database, ERC and ERO, CEPT Radio Conference, Decisions, Recommendations, ERC Reports, Implementation, Contact and External Links. The Document Database offers good information on European communications policy and technology.
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The European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) is a non-profit making organization whose mission is to determine and produce the telecommunications standards that will be used for decades to come. It is an open forum that unites 696 members from 50 countries, representing Administrations, network operators, manufacturers, service providers, and users. Site areas include About ETSI, Join ETSI, ETSI Membership, CEEC, External Relations, ETSI Vacancies and Other Information.
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Eurescom is an Institute for performing collaborative projects on research and strategic studies in all areas of telecommunications. Eurescom's main function is to perform collaborative R&D projects which identify and develop new telecommunictions scenarios, network solutions and advanced services. Site areas include About Us, Project Areas, Publications, Events and Links.
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The EMF is a non-profit organization promoting the competitiveness of the converging digital media industries in the global market place. Site areas include News, Sitemap and About EMF.
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The European Telecommunications Office (ETO) was established by the CEPT European Committee for Telecommunications Regulatory Affairs (ECTRA) in order to provide expertise to ECTRA members and contribute to EU's telecommunications policy on licensing and numbering. ETO's activities also provide Eastern and Central European countries with information on regulatory issues and opportunities for participation in numbering and licensing activities. Site areas include Press Releases, ETO Presentation, CEPT/ECTRA, National Contacts, Numbering, Licensing, Latest Changes and Useful Links.
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Eutelsat one of the world's largest satellite operators, controls a fleet of 14 geostationary orbit satellites which deliver a full range of fixed and mobile services to Europe, large parts of Africa and Asia and across the Atlantic. Its fleet spans the orbital arc from 12.5 degrees West to 48 degrees East and broadcasts digital and analogue television and radio channels to cable and satellite homes, routes digital telephony, delivers multimedia and business services, and offers mobile services via EUTELTRACS (messaging and positioning) and emsat (public switched voice, data, fax plus messaging and positioning). Site areas include TV Channels, Multimedia Services, About EUTELSAT Satellites, Corporate Presentation and Press & Documentation.
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Rich informational site, good links. The Frame Relay Forum is an association members comprised of vendors, carriers, users and consultants committed to the implementation of Frame Relay. It maintains chapters in North America, Europe, Australia/New Zealand and Japan. Areas include; News, Meetings, Tutorials and Primers, Membership, Search, a Glossary, and Committees.
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Great educational and info resource. GSM (the Global System for Mobile communications) is the world's leading digital wireless communications standard. The association represents the interests of administrative, network and satellite operators from 120 countries and areas in the world. The site includes the following areas: Newsroom, Annual Report, Association Background, History and GSM info, including Details of Tariffs, Roaming, Services and Coverage provided by Association members with Links to more than 100 member web sites.
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The Institution of Electrical Engineers represents the public, professional and educational interest of over 140,000 electrical, electronic and manufacturing engineers world-wide. Key activities include publishing, the organization of conferences, the maintenance of technical standards, interaction with government departments and the provision of scientific and technical information services. Site areas include Search, Publishing, Calendar, News, Services, Younger, Membership, Activities, Contacts and Policy.
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The IEEE promotes the engineering process of creating, developing, integrating, sharing, and applying knowledge about electro and information technologies and sciences for the benefit of humanity and the profession. Site areas include About the IEEE, IEEE Membership, products and Services, Conferences and IEEE Conferences.
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The IEEE Standards Association (IEEE-SA) is the umbrella organization under which the full range of IEEE Standards Activities are carried out. The IEEE is a dynamic organization that keeps pace with the changes in electrotechnology by providing new and innovative services to its members. Employing new technologies and methods in standards development processes is especially critical at this time. Site areas include Standards Association, Standards Information, Products/Services, Announcements, Frequently Asked Questions, IEEE Standards Board, Working Group Areas, Development Resources and Library.
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The Internet Engineering Task Force is a large open international community of network designers, operators, vendors, and researchers concerned with the evolution of the Internet architecture and the smooth operation of the Internet. It is open to any interested individual. This site covers an Overview, Meetings, IESG Activities/Actions, Proceedings, IETF Working Groups, Mailing lists, Internet-Drafts, Intellectual Property, Right Notices, RFC Pages, Joining the IETF and Additional Information.
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NTELSAT owns and operates a global communications satellite system providing capacity for voice, video, corporate/private networks and Internet in more than 200 countries and territories. Site areas include About INTELSTAT, products & Services, Customer Service, technical Resources, News and Jobs.
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