Latest Press Release:
- Kroes Hails Cable Industry’s Contribution to a Digital EU
- Finance Markets “Screaming for Cable Consolidation”
- Regulation, Innovation in the Spotlight at Cable Congress Policy Session
- Up In Lights as Cable Revenue Growth Accelerates
- Cable Ready to go “on the offensive” as Traction Builds Around Digital Services
- ADB Empowers VOO, Belgium With High Definition Interactive Digital TV Experience
- ARRIS to Display Convergence Enabling Solutions, DVB-C2 Broadcast at Cable Congress 2012
- GO Selects Agama for End-to-End IPTV Quality Assurance
- Staying Well Connected: UPnP Forum Targets Health and Fitness Networking
- UPnP and the Smart Grid Opportunity
- UPnP Device Certifications Top 900 as Growth Hits Record Levels
- Rise In Traffic To Audiovisuel Exterieur De La France’s Websites
- 235 Million Television Households Now Receive FRANCE 24
- GlobeCast and FRANCE 24 to Lead HbbTV Experiment with Orange and SES
- Cable Congress 2011 Ends on a High Note
- New figures for upcoming event show continued cable growth
- International market launch for the first FRITZ!Box with cable connection
- Bridge Technologies Co AS
- Cable Strong Cable Digital TV & Broadband Growth Send Competitive Shockwaves Throught Europe
- Cablecom breaks the Internet Sound Barrier: 1.37 Gbit/s
- Cablecom durchbricht die Internet Schallmauer: 1.37 Gbit/s
- Manuel Kohnstamm’s Cable Congress 2011 Opening Speech
- Cable Congress 2011 Press Briefing
- Cable Looking to “Harvest its Investments” in 2011
- Finance chiefs predict increased deal activity for cable sector
- Poised for Growth as Broadband, Digital TV & On-demand Take Off
- Digital TV Europe announced the winners of the Euro50 awards
- Cable can succeed in ‘unstoppable’ move to web-based TV
Tomas Franzen
Tomas Franzén is CEO of Com Hem AB since May 2008. Com Hem was in the autumn of 2011 sold to BC Partners by Providence Equity Partners and Carlyle Group.
Tomas, 49, previously held a CEO role at Eniro, the listed Scandinavian directories business. Prior to joining Eniro in 2004, Tomas was the CEO of Song Networks which he joined in 2002 while in financial difficulties, turned around and sold to TDC. Before joining Song, Tomas was the CEO of AU-System, an IT and telecom consultancy firm backed by Permira that went public in 2001.