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The nation's largest local phone companies won a Supreme Court victory Monday in a lawsuit by consumers alleging anticompetitive business practices.
Vonage tanked after its IPO. It's not entirely clear anymore why eBay paid $2.6 billion for Skype. And the long-awaited rollout of advanced TV services based on Internet technologies has resembled the drip of a faucet.
The government Wednesday said it has decided to grant competitors access to Telecom Corp.'s national fixed-line network, nearly two years after it rejected rivals' pleas to unbundle the network.
Back to Hillary and Barack, where they stand on broadband, and how Net Neutrality supporters are throwing their support to the silver-tongued Illinoisan.
I've only gotten to the fourth paragraph and can tell that this is going to be a good article......it's getting better.....OMG!
WASHINGTON (Dec. 18) - With Americans cutting the cord to their land lines, 2007 is likely to be the first calendar year in which U.S.
In one of the last efforts to stop the United States to become a dictatorship, an effort that would have preserved the right to punish telecommunications companies for their possible complicity in illegal wiretapping on ordinary Americans by the Bush Administration was defeated i …
The Senate voted by a margin of 76 to 10 to limit debate on a new wiretapping bill Monday, all but ensuring that the Senate will approve amnesty for telecoms that helped the government spy on Americans without court orders and greatly expand the government's ability to spy using …
But lawyers for the plaintiffs say that if the suit were allowed to proceed, internal AT&T; documents would verify the engineer's account.
Even as the wireless industry chants a new gospel about opening mobile-phone networks to outside devices and applications, some of the biggest U.S.
If you are a Catholic looking for a saint in heaven to protect you, you no longer have to carry a small "holy card".
Their names keep coming up over and over again in courtrooms and corridors of power across the country--those groups whose interests always seem to run counter to those of technology companies and consumers.
It seems a given that if the U.S. economy slows down, Asia will follow because of its dependence on exports to American consumers. But it may not be so.
In an article earlier this week, the paper's media beat reporter David Lieberman writes that the end of the Internet is nigh. It will start crashing down around us by the year 2010, he adds, citing a recent "study" by Nemertes Research.
Deutsche Telekom AG's mobile unit said Wednesday it would offer Apple's iPhone without a contract to comply with a court injunction, but consumers that opt out of a two-year contract will pay more than twice as much for it.
The company is gearing up to make a serious run at buying wireless spectrum, a chunk of the airwaves that can be used to provide mobile phone and Internet services, in a Federal Communications Commission auction in January.
This is pretty big.
One day after Google's splashy entry into the mobile market, the telecom industry is still divided over whether Google can deliver on its stated goal to transform wireless.
The AT&T; technician who stumbled across a secret room in the company's San Francisco facility which was sending copies of all telephone and Internet communications to the NSA, is on Capitol Hill this week, urging Congress not to give immunity to the telecommunications companies f …
Verizon—without a warrant or subpoena—turned over customer records of telephone calls and Internet activities to federal officials more than 700 times since 2005, according to the nation's second largest telecom carrier.
In many ways, the Comcast Must Die campaign and blog launched online earlier this month by Advertising Age columnist Bob Garfield gives exceptional prominence to the grassroots frustration with cable in general, and Comcast in particular.
The nine-month-old telecom equipment joint venture is losing money. Scandal-plagued Siemens may bail out of its half.
We didn't know it, but for the past week, anyone using Comcast has been unable to receive any Email with "www.afterdowningstreet.org" in the body of the Email. That has included every Email from me, since that was in my signature at the bottom of every Email I sent.
Michigan state government officials and executives from the transportation, manufacturing, automotive and telecommunications sectors were on hand for the dedication of the Connected Vehicle Proving Center (CVPC) in Ann Arbor.
Investors battered the company's stock for years. But now they're beginning to show support for CEO Seidenberg. Two years ago, Verizon (VZ) CEO Ivan Seidenberg's aggressive push into the pay TV market was widely dismissed as an expensive corporate boondoggle.
Mobile phones have not been found to be associated with any biological or adverse health effects, according to the UK's largest investigation into the possible health risks from mobile telephone technology.
For most of the industrial age, homes primarily communicated to the outside world through a basic copper phone wire.
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