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More joined-up thinking is required, says Martin Hunt, head of networks and partnerships for Forum for the Future.

UKTV, owner of channels such as UKTV Gold and UKTV History, has appointed the former Discovery Europe head of networks, David Abraham, as its chief executive.

Abraham, widely considered to have done a solid job that includes the rebranding of UKTV's 10-channel portfolio to single names such as Dave, was formerly the Discovery Europe head of networks.

Abraham, widely considered to have done a solid job that includes the rebranding of UKTV's 10-channel portfolio with short, punchy monikers such as Dave, Watch, Blighty, Eden and Alibi, was formerly the London-based Discovery Europe head of networks before moving to work for the factual broadcaster in the US.

Gavin Sheldon, head of networks at 02, explained the impact of the new generation of smartphones.

In a statement, Youngky Kim, Samsung Electronic's president and head of networks business, said "5G will enable unprecedented services attributed to the generation of exponential data traffic, for which automated and intelligent network analytics tools are vital.

His move to higher management came in 1974, to Manchester as head of network radio there, then back to London as head of light entertainment.

Andy Manning, head of network regulation at British Gas, welcomed the Ofgem proposals but believed more could be done to cut those particular costs.

Ernie Carey, AT&T's head of network planning, insists that its more interactive approach does more than simply replicate the cable model.

The head of Network Rail has demanded a dramatic change in the "macho" culture on the railways, saying that unsafe working practices are causing "appalling tragedies" and hundreds of casualties each year.

"We had to go through this dark period of elimination of the weaker carriers that was perhaps necessary," said Glen W. Hauenstein, Delta's head of network planning and revenue management.