http://www.businessnewsasia.com/201510145232368-now-corporation-psenow-launches-two-new-products/
PHILIPPINES – Philippine Stock Exchange-listed Now Corporation (PSE:NOW) launched and demonstrated live two of its innovative technology creations: (a) the “NOW Broadband Cable TV” a guaranteed broadband Internet service with Wireless Cable TV, and (b) the “NOWPlanet.TV” a digital media platform as a product that converges free TV, web channels, cloud services and other interactive services.
The first of its kind in the Philippines, Now Corporation (PSE:NOW)’s broadband Internet service offers only broadband Internet at guaranteed speed with wireless cable TV broadcast and cloud services.
This means clients could now rely on minimum bandwidth from 2 megabit per second to 1.4 gigabit per second. Times Plaza Building along UN Avenue in Manila and Angelicum College in Quezon City are among the first customers that are now enjoying these services.
True convergence is achieved on the level of customer experience thru the following features simultaneously: (a) browsing 24×7 Internet throughput at guaranteed speed, (b) watching their favorite shows from free TV such VHF and UHF signals (c) interacting with web channels such as TED Talks, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc. (d) playing high definition, fast motion networked games; (e) using cloud services such as e-mail, task, calendar, files, community collaboration, video chat, document management with one terabyte of storage per customer, (f) watching, streaming or downloading high-definition videos and 4k/6k/8k films, (g) making phone calls on Skype and live video conference to as many as 200 participants per session — all with the flexibility of using any device such as regular or 4k TVs, desktops, laptops, tablets and smartphones.
Customers are also able to launch their individual channel to allow them to share their own content to their target users worldwide.
This trailblazing service is made possible thru the Company’s strategic synergy with a cable TV operator in Metro Manila, the first among more than one thousand cable operators in the country that could partner with NOW Corporation. Discussions with other cable operators and global telecom companies are on-going.
Now Corporation (NOW), formerly Information Capital Technology Ventures, Inc. (ICTV), was originally incorporated on June 5, 1996 as MF Schroder & Co., Inc. to engage in the purchase and sale of securities. In January 2002, the Company was renamed Cashrounds, Inc. with the primary purpose to engage in the business of securities brokerage through the use of information technology. On September 19, 2006, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved the change in the corporate name to ICTV. –BusinessNewsAsia.com
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LISTED media conglomerate Now Corp. has increased its authorized capital stock to P2.12 billon, slightly lower than originally planned.
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Listed Now Corp. of the Velarde family is set to raise P1.4 billion to bankroll expansion plans particularly for its telecommunications unit to be.
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MANILA, Philippines – Listed Now Corp. of the Velarde family is set to raise P1.4 billion to bankroll expansion plans particularly for its .
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Next Mobile has been renamed NOW Telecom and will spend $28 million to roll out cell sites in Metro Manila. … By: Darwin G. Amojelar, InterAksyon.com… In a statement, NOW Corp said its board approved an increase in the.
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http://www.businessmirror.com.ph/now-corp-hikes-capital-to-p2-72-billion
LISTED Now Corp. said on Monday its board of directors has approved an increase in the company’s authorized capitalization to bankroll the
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http://www.interaksyon.com/business/88733/now-spending-28m-for-cellular-site-rollout-unli-text-offering
MANILA – A new player in the telecom business plans to offer unlimited text per day for as low as P3, adopting the business model of Sun Cellular.
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http://www.telegeography.com/products/commsupdate/articles/2014/06/10/now-telecom-plans-usd28-million-metro-manila-rollout/
The Philippines wireless operator NOW Telecom, which was formerly known as Next Mobile, has unveiled plans to spend USD28 million over the next two years to deploy cellular sites in the metro Manila area.
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http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/story/364878/economy/companies/now-telecom-to-spend-p2b-in-capex-to-build-sms-broadband-network
Now Telecom Company Inc. is spending more than P2 billion in capital expenditures over the next two years to establish its network in the national capital region, as the latest telco to offer broadband and text message service.
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http://www.philstar.com/business/2014/06/11/1333357/all-text-network-coming
Prospects for are bright for publicly listed technology and media firm Now Corporation.
In fact, the company has allotted at least P1 billion in capital expenditures this year and about P2 billion in the next two years to finance new business ventures, including an all-text mobile telephone network that will be undertaken through subsidiary Now Telecom.