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Mobile service Flo TV nabs Amanda Congdon series
LOS ANGELES - One of online video's first breakout on-air personalities is popping up again on the mobile platform.
Mobile service Flo TV licenses Amanda Congdon series
LOS ANGELES - One of online video's first breakout on-air personalities is popping up again on the mobile platform.
Exxon bumps Wal-Mart to top Fortune 500
Energy giant Exxon Mobil Corp beat discount retailer Wal-Mart Stores Inc to regain the top of Fortune magazine's list of the 500 biggest publicly traded companies, based on revenue.
Exxon bumps Wal-Mart off top of Fortune 500
Energy giant Exxon Mobil Corp beat discount retailer Wal-Mart Stores Inc to regain the top of Fortune magazine's list of the 500 biggest publicly traded companies, based on revenue.
Exxon knocks Wal-Mart off top of Fortune 500
Energy giant Exxon Mobil Corp beat discount retailer Wal-Mart Stores Inc to regain the top of Fortune magazine's list of the 500 biggest publicly traded companies, based on revenue.
AT&T eager to extend iPhone deal with Apple
AT&T is in negotiations with Apple to extend its exclusive deal to carry the iPhone in the U.S. from 2010 until 2011, The Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter.
AT&T in talks to extend iPhone deal to 2011: report
AT&T Inc is in talks with Apple Inc to extend its exclusive U.S. agreement to sell the iPhone from 2010 to 2011, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal.
CORRECTED: AT&T in talks to extend iPhone deal to 2011: report
Mobile social discovery firms Brightkite, Limbo merge
Limbo and Brightkite announced on Wednesday that the two companies have agreed to merge to create the world's largest location-based social network discovery service.
Internet calling companies ask EU to ensure free access
Internet calling companies such as eBay unit Skype have called on European policymakers to adopt policies that let consumers access their services through smart phones on any public network.
Telcos say can help recovery if regulation eased
The global telecoms industry can help the world out of recession by creating 25 million jobs over the next five years, if regulation becomes less intrusive and it gets the spectrum it needs, industry leaders say in a letter.
Verizon video, web, wireless businesses growing
Verizon Communications' video, Internet and wireless businesses are growing despite the recession's impact on its traditional phone business and its enterprise segment, Verizon's top executive said at the CTIA annual wireless technology showcase.
AT&T to build 40 new 3G sites
Communications holding company, AT&T, said on Monday it plans to invest in 3G wireless expansions as part of 2009 growth programs.
Verizon Wireless No.1 in quality study
Verizon Wireless is the U.S. network that has received fewer complaints from its subscribers, according to J.D. Power and Associates.
Justice Dept to Live Nation-Ticketmaster: Give us more info
The U.S. Department of Justice issued a request for additional information on Friday for the proposed merger between concert promotion giants Live Nation Inc. and Ticketmaster Entertainment Inc.
Companies want no set Internet speeds in stimulus
By Kim Dixon
Phone firms seek low bar for broadband grants
Telecommunications firms vying for $7.2 billion in funding for broadband expansion urged regulators to allow all companies that have current government licenses to be eligible to apply.
U.S. phone companies spar over universal fund fix
U.S. phone companies complained to U.S. lawmakers on Thursday that a $4.5 billion annual fund intended to ensure nationwide service in high-cost areas is outdated and promotes inefficiency.
AT&T drops $565M in eco-friendly cars
AT&T plans to purchase more than $500 million in vehicles running on alternative fuels over the next 10 years, with many of them coming from U.S. auto makers.
AT&T to spend $565 million for eco-friendly Ford cars
AT&T Inc will spend $565 million over 10 years to replace or buy about 15,000 vehicles in its corporate fleet with cars and other vehicles that run on alternative fuels, the company said on Wednesday.
AT&T to invest in eco-friendly Ford cars
AT&T Inc will spend $565 million over 10 years to replace or buy about 15,000 vehicles in its corporate fleet with cars and other vehicles that run on alternative fuels, the company said on Wednesday.
AT&T to spend $565 million over 10 years to replace cars
AT&T Inc will spend $565 million within 10 years to replace or buy about 15,000 vehicles in its corporate fleet with cars and other vehicles that run on alternative fuels, the company said on Wednesday
Telecom firms eager to help U.S. spend $7.2 billion
Lobbyists, telecommunications industry officials and others crowded into a public meeting on Tuesday to influence the government's $7.2 billion grant program for high-speed Internet expansion.
AT&T sets '09 budget cuts, to add some jobs
AT&T Inc on Tuesday said it would invest $17 billion to $18 billion through capital spending in 2009, in line with its previously announced plan to cut spending by up to about 15 percent.
AT&T to add jobs, boost spending
AT&T Inc on Tuesday said it plans to invest $17 billion to $18 billion on capital spending in 2009, with about two-thirds to be used to improve its wireless and wired broadband networks.
AT&T to invest $17 billion in capital spending, add jobs
AT&T Inc on Tuesday said it plans to invest $17 billion to $18 billion on capital spending in 2009, with about two-thirds to be used to improve its wireless and wired broadband networks.
Dow Chemical and Rohm in talks on disputed deal
Dow Chemical Co and Rohm and Haas Co said they are in talks to try to settle litigation related to Dow's refusal to close its more than $15 billion takeover of Rohm and Hass.
Nokia halts sale of XpressMusic 5800 due to faulty conditions
The Nokia's XpressMusic 5800 which was on sale in the US market last week was halted by the company.
U.S. Internet firms defend tighter Web management
Internet service providers like AT&T Inc are making greater efforts to manage traffic on their networks as they seek ways to avoid congestion caused by bandwidth-hogging services like video, industry officials said on Thursday.
Deutsche Post says UPS talks still on
Deutsche Post said it was still in talks over a possible cooperation with United Parcel Service , providing a sought-for update on its drawn-out negotiations.
But a tie-up with other providers was also a viable option, Europe's biggest mail and express delivery company said in presentation slides on Thursday.
In 2008, Deutsche Post and UPS agreed to cooperate on air ...