UK telecom says network integration provides outreach services

According to Xinhua News agency, London, January 23 (reporter Huang) Steve Masters is head of the global joint communications business of BT.　　He told reporters that the integration of telecommunications network, internet and radio and television networks is an inevitable trend of industrial development.　　BT, the UK's largest network operator, now offers both Internet and telephone communications, as well as its own network television channels, while the famous BBC has launched a network of online television services a year ago, attracting a large number of Internet users with its content advantage. Masters that the network integration can be divided into three stages, first, the unification of industrial standards, followed by the integration of infrastructure, and then the extension of the development phase, that is, the integration of various communication services. One problem for the UK is how to transform the old telephone network, which was built twenty or thirty years ago, uses copper wire heavily and has many different technical standards.　　By the year 2000, these networks will gradually be integrated into one backbone network. As technology progresses, audio, video, e-mail, and instant Messaging are now integrated into a function on a computer or mobile phone. Masters said: "This is the real extension phase, we have a real integration of human communication (communication), our work become more efficient and more information sharing." Masters points out that it is important to manage and guide the process of network integration. 2003, the United Kingdom set up a new telecommunications industry regulatory agency Ofcom, the integration of the original telecommunications, television, radio, wireless communications and other regulatory agencies, greatly promote the network integration of the industry development.　　The integration of management institutions is the inevitable requirement for the network integration to a certain extent.　　According to the Xinhua news agency, Paris, January 23 (reporter Li Xummei) The documentary producer Nicolas Gougey, who lives in Paris 15, ordered Internet service provider free Company's service package and paid € 30 a month to enjoy multiple services such as telephone, internet and TV. At present, the triple net fusion in France rapid development.　　Pyramid, a market research agency, said in a recent report that by 2014, more than 50% of households would opt for triple-net integration as French operators sped up their investment in fibre-optic networks. In addition to price advantages, convenience is the third network of consumers to favor the integration of the service another reason. As long as consumers face an operator, one invoice a month can handle everything. Gougey says that watching TV or making phone calls can also download files from the Internet, and that carriers provide cross service to consumers, such as watching TV with a computer, using a computer to make a phone call, all of which makes his life quicker. Gougey said: "I only need two boxes, one for connecting the internet and telephone lines, the other to connect the TV, this system can be run." ”