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You Gonna Eat That? IPTV Eyes Cable's Lunch
2/26/2008 - Cable 360 Net. "Eighty percent, 90 percent of installations are homes that have coax. We absolutely have to have the (HPNA) technology; it's been a godsend for us (because) anywhere we're launching our IPTV service there's a good take rate ... ahead of our forecasts. They're taking multiple TVs, multiple devices all bundled together and packaged together," Lund said. "We wouldn't put HPNA in if it wasn't going to handle high def PVR applications."

How-To Network Solutions
12/15/2007 - OSP Magazine December 2007 issue ran a bylined article by HomePNA President Rich Nesin. The article highlights selected text pulled from the HomePNA whitepaper titled "An All New Must-See IPTV Experience" that can also be found on HomePNA homepage under whitepapers.

CopperGate Ships More Than 2 Million HomePNA 3.1 Chipsets for IPTV Deployments
10/26/2007 - TMCnet. CopperGate Communications announced that it has shipped more than two million HomePNA 3.1 CopperStream chipsets to original equipment manufacturers worldwide. A large number of service providers are also adopting HomePNA chips for their IPTV deployments.

HomePNA Gains Momentum amid the Growing IPTV Market
10/26/2007 - TVover.net.Two million HomePNA chip sets shipped by CopperGate Communications demonstrates strong HomePNA adoption amid the growing IPTV market. HomePNA, which features guaranteed quality of service to eliminate collisions between data streams and high user throughput, is used to distribute HDTV as well standard definition television, VoIP and other multimedia data over existing phone wires and coax cables.

Millions of HomePNA 3.1 Chip Sets Show HomePNA Momentum Software News
10/25/2007 - rbytes.org. HomePNA announced today that 2 million HomePNA chip sets shipped by CopperGate Communications demonstrates strong HomePNA adoption amid the growing Internet Protocol TV (IPTV) market. HomePNA, which features guaranteed quality of service (QoS) to eliminate collisions between data streams and high user throughput, is used to distribute high definition television (HDTV) as well standard definition television, voice over IP (VoIP) and other multimedia data over existing phone wires and coax cables.

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