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From: Frank A. Coluccio	4/1/2009 12:04:32 PM
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[Article] Telcos Enter the Energy Management Game Opportunity is promising, but utility cooperation will be the challenge Sean Buckley \| Telecommunications Magazine \| March 31, 2009 "As I head out to CTIA to help host our one-day Machine to Machine: Show me the Money panel series, it’s hard not to notice reports that Verizon is considering the idea of adding energy management services as one of the services it could offer over a home network connected to its FiOS FTTH service. Other than saying they will offer videoconferencing, Verizon has not formally confirmed a plan for an energy management service. I don’t think the idea of a telco like Verizon, or any service provider for that matter, offering energy management is far-fetched. Service providers, especially those like Verizon and their RBOC counterparts (AT&T and Qwest) are looking to find new ways to differentiate themselves and avoid having others leverage their connections into the home for applications they don’t control." [Indeed!] Cont.: telecommagazine.com ------

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