Posts Tagged ‘ Verizon Communications ’

Media Cache: A Better Way to Keep the Net Open and Accessible

Instead of calling for government-guaranteed “network neutrality,” U.S. advocates of an unfettered Internet ought to seek greater competition among broadband service providers.

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More on the Net Neutrality Debate

A round-up of some of the discussions taking place this week about net neutrality and the future of the Internet.

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Facebook Breaks With Google on Net Neutrality

Facebooks says that exempting wireless networks from net neutrality rules is a mistake, breaking with Google, a longtime ally in the debate over how to regulate the Internet.

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My Phone Is Shouting at Me

The Droid announces itself, prompting self-reflection.

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Testing the Android Waters

Some former iPhone owners, tired of the AT&T network and Apple's walled garden, are trying out Google's Android platform.

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Virgin Jumps Into Mobile Hot Spot Game

Virgin Mobile USA will begin selling a personal wireless device that will connect laptops and other gadgets to the Internet on a pay-as-you-go plan.

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Thoughts From Tech Blogs on the iPhone 4

The technology blogosphere weighs in on the iPhone 4. Although most bloggers like its new features, many are unhappy with the idea of another two years with AT&T.

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Verizon Earnings Fall 75%; Health Care Change Cited

The results include a charge to reflect a change in health care law regarding the tax treatment of benefits.

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Prepaid Is the New Wireless Battleground

Dismal results from the first-quarter earnings of AT&T and Verizon indicate a larger slowdown in the wireless industry.

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CenturyTel and Qwest in $10.6 Billion Deal

The two landline and Internet services providers were close to announcing a merger, one of the largest in the telecommunications industry in years.

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