Technology Sector

NebuAd Mess Leads Big ISPs To Call For "Opt-In" Ad Targeting

On Thursday, three of the nation’s largest ISPs at the hearing before the Senate Commerce Committee promised to follow an opt-in approach of using ISP data for the purpose of behavioral advertising. 

It was clarified by AT&T, Time Warner, and Verizon, that they had not been using any NebuAd style ad targeting systems, and further reported that if in case they wanted to do so, they needed a proper and full fledged consent form the consumers. 

This comes as a remarkable change from the ISPs that maintained trials with NebuAd gear during the starting of this year and were later pulled by Congress to talk about it. 

Gartner Expects Subscription Of IPTVs To Grow 64% In 2008

The analysts at Gartner recently informed that there will be an increase by 64% in Gartner Expects Subscription Of IPTVs To Grow 64% In 2008 the current year of 2008, in the worldwide subscription of the Internet-based television platforms as it is about to reach to near about 19.6 million subscribers this year. 

Since Western Europe is seeing the largest number of rise in the IPTV subscribers and North America is being considered to be the largest market for IPTV revenue, the worldwide Internet protocol television is expected to reach the revenue up to $4.5 billion, up 93.5 percent from a year earlier. 

Nearly 20% Share In Handset Sales Eyed By ZTE

Thursday saw ZTE, the Chinese handset major, announcing that 20% of its global Nearly 20% Share In Handset Sales Eyed By ZTE sales are being targeted from India and the company soon would be entering the retail market by the end of this year with its own independent brand. 

Warning Bells for Those Who Eat, Drink, Breathe On The Internet

To put it in simple language By Vint Cerf "This is like the internet running out of Warning Bells for Those Who Eat, Drink, Breathe On The Internet

Moser Baer unit gets PE Funding worth Rs 415 crore

Moser Baer India has informed that its wholly owned photovoltaic (PV) subsidiary has received in full, the agreed capital investment worth Rs 415 crore from a consortium of global investors.

Sell TCS

Stock market analysts have suggested investors to ‘sell’ Tata Consultancy Sell TCSServices (TCS) stock with an intraday target of Rs 665.

According to then, interested traders can sell the stock between Rs 680-681 with a strict stop loss of Rs 695. 
 
Analysts feel that TCS stock would remain under pressure due to recent market volatility. 

Today (Sep 26), the stock opened weak at Rs 685, against its last closure at Rs 690.20 on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE). Current EPS & P/E ratio stood at 47.40 and 14.13 respectively. The share price has seen a 52-week high of Rs 2387.60 and a low of Rs 1007 on BSE. 

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