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Thursday, December 4, 2008

Cut, Cut, Cutting, Cut

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AT&T Announces Q4 Morale Reduction

AT&T joined the sad conga line of companies laying off workers, announcing on Thursday the elimination of 12,000 jobs. That’s roughly four percent of its workforce. The company cited “economic pressures, a changing business mix and a more streamlined organizational structure” as the rationale for the move.

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Wednesday, September 17, 2008

Wireless Substitution Survey Sheds Light on Drunk-Dialing Phenomenon

Nearly one in five households has abandoned traditional landline telephones in favor of their wireless counterparts. That’s the word from Nielsen, which says that already, 17 percent of households lack a traditional landline telephone.

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Monday, April 28, 2008

What’s the Word for Our Q1 Earnings? Awesome.

The economy may be slowing, the traditional wireline phone business deterioriating, but Verizon, as director Michael Bay says in one of the company’s new commercials , is doing “awesome.”

The company’s first-quarter earnings met Wall Street expectations today thanks to strong growth in its wireless and FIOS home fiber-optic services businesses.

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You Gotta Know When to Hold ‘Em, Know When to Fold ‘Em

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Monday, April 21, 2008

Google: The “G” Stands for “Global Domination”

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Skype Announces Unlimited Polish Grandmother-Connect

EBay may yet find a way to justify the astonishing $2.6 billion it paid for Skype. This morning, the Internet phone service launched an aggressive new international calling plan for U.S. customers. For flat fees of up to $9.95-a-month, Skype is offering unlimited calls to computers, landlines and some cellphones in 34 countries.

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Monday, December 17, 2007

Telcos to Ribbit: What’s Green and White and Red All Over?

Ribbit is as much “Silicon Valley’s first telephone company” as the region’s first to boast a silly name and grandiose claims.
Still, the Silicon Valley start-up, which officially opened its Web-based telephony platform to third party developers this morning, is generating a lot of buzz for its Flash/Flex-based telephones (see video below), and rightly so. The [...]

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Thursday, December 13, 2007

Microsoft’s New Antitrust Opera

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