Comcast Stock Plunges After It Reports Losing 139,000 Broadband Customers: 'Disappointing'
The number of lost customers was higher than the 100,000 the company last month indicated that it expected.
Charter Rolls Out Cheaper Internet Plans To Enhance Customer Loyalty
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Verizon Buying Frontier Communications In $20 Billion All-Cash Deal
The acquisition will allow Verizon to expand its fiber network across the nation
India To Lift Lengthy Internet Clampdown In Kashmir: Official
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Massive Cable Project Set To Give Africa Internet Boost
Massive cable project set to give Africa internet boost
Brave New World For UK Telecom-Media: Virgin Media In Talks To Merge With O2
O2, a subsidiary of Telefónica, and Virgin Media, which is owned by Liberty Global, may combine their U.K. assets
AT&T, Comcast Ease Data Caps And Prices On Internet In Response To COVID-19 Spread
AT&T is lifting data caps to give greater internet access to customers while Comcast is offering 60 days of its Internet Essentials for free to new customers in low-income houses.
Pandemic Exposes 'Digital Divide' As Schools, Workplaces Close
Pandemic exposes 'digital divide' as schools, workplaces close
Regulators Move To Fine Telecoms For Selling Location Data
Regulators move to fine telecoms for selling location data
FCC May Start Fining Carriers For Not Safeguarding User Location Data
The telecom watchdog believes that carriers may have violated promises made to the U.S. Congress.
Verizon Layoffs: 150 Employees To Be Laid Off From Media Group
Verizon Media Group is expected to lay off 150 U.S. workers this week.
Labour’s Party Plans To Nationalize Telecoms, Provide Free Broadband Derided And Mocked
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Startup Beats SpaceX Starlink Satellite Speeds, First To Offer 100Mbps In The Arctic
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T-Mobile, Sprint Merger Finally Approved By FCC: What's Next?
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has given its stamp of approval to the $26 billion acquisition of Sprint by T-Mobile with conditions that it would monitor the commitments made.
AT&T, FTC Settle Data Throttling Complaint; $60 Million To Be Refunded To Consumers
The FTC said AT&T Mobile's unlimited data plans essentially were a bait-and-switch scam that throttled data after consumers used as little as 2 gigabytes.
Verizon Stock Downgraded As Telecom Price Wars Heat Up
First Verizon cut prices. Then AT&T followed suit. This wireless service price war is off the hook!
Verizon's Using Disney+ To Compete With T-Mobile And AT&T
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Disney And Verizon Team Up To Offer Free Streaming
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How To Get Disney+ Free For A Year
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SpaceX, Elon Musk Wants To Launch 30,000 More Starlink Satellites
Elon-Musk led SpaceX has sought permission to launch 30,000 more low-earth orbits (LEO) satellites for its Starlink broadband network.
T-Mobile, Sprint Merger A Big 'Win' For Rural America, DOJ Official Says
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High Speed Internet Across The US? What Elizabeth Warren Plans To Do To Expand Accessiblity
Much of rural America struggles to get high speed internet, a problem a potential Elizabeth Warren administration would hope to solve.
Is Google Right About Data Caps?
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AT&T Isn't The Only Pay-TV Company Getting Rid Of Low-Value Customers
Cable companies like Comcast and Charter aren't interested in promo pricing their video subscriber services anymore.
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