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On this day in time...from the Total Telecom archive

Top story currently on the Total Telecom website is AT&T announces $48.5 billion DirecTV deal, giving AT&T a significant foothold in the TV market, but do you know what the big news would be if we turned the clock back 10 years?

Well as least somethings' don't change, as 10 years ago Google were still dominating the news with the headline being: Google planning desktop software search tool – NYT - but of course the idea of desktop search doesn't sounds very revolutionary today!

Going back ten years is a nice example of the depth of the Total Telecom archive, but did you realise we can actually perform the same trick right back to 1997, so on the 19 May 1997 we reported C&W and GTE Face Off in Bid for Foothold in Central America, written by one Jeremy Scott-Joynt.

How times have changed!

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Don't miss a thing with custom #telecom news

RSS is old tech, right? Well yes, but it's still a great way to take customised content from Total Telecom and integrate it into a personal news feed or to feed it into a social network tool, it's also really easy to do from Total Telecom Search

To get you started, here's some we created earlier...

OPERATORS AND SERVICE PROVIDERS
RSS feed of AT&T news
RSS feed of BT news
RSS feed of Orange news
RSS feed of BT news

BIG VENDORS
RSS feed of Alcatel-Lucent news
RSS feed of Ericsson news
RSS feed of Huawei news

COUNTRIES
RSS feed for China
RSS feed for India

Of course you might not be interested in any of these options, but might for example be really interested in Google, here's how you set it up:

1. Type Google into the SEARCH BOX on the homepage (or alongside any article)







2. Click on the "This search as RSS" link above the filters (add in any filters at this stage if you wish)
















3. Hey presto, there's your RSS feed with a dedicated URL in the address box












Try it out, it's a great way of getting the news you want as it's published.