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Verizon Faces $100 Million Payout, Eligible Customers Can Claim Up to $100
The company has proposed a compensation agreement without admitting wrongdoing.
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lmpact of Wireless Shakeup Unknowable Beyond Competition: Moore
Canada’s wireless sector has seen big changes since the Conservatives made competition an overriding goal guiding policies and regulations, but the long-term impacts of that shift remain unknown.
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City’s Verizon FiOS Contract Falling Short, Says Bill de Blasio
Public Advocate Bill de Blasio is concerned that certain neighborhoods are being deprived of access to Verizon’s FiOS fiber optic network, under a city contract.
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Verizon Earnings Beat on Wireless Fees
Verizon says its profit rose 16 percent in the latest quarter as revenue from wireless service kept rising at a rate that’s the envy of the industry.
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Fiber Optics Expanding in NYC (+Video)
New York City will use micro-trenching to expand fiber optic in the city.
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T-Mobile Contracts: Two-Year Phone Contracts No More
T-Mobile contracts: No. 4 cellphone company T-Mobile USA is ending two-year contract plans.
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Verizon Faces $100 Million Payout, Eligible Customers Can Claim Up to $100
The company has proposed a compensation agreement without admitting wrongdoing.
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lmpact of Wireless Shakeup Unknowable Beyond Competition: Moore
Canada’s wireless sector has seen big changes since the Conservatives made competition an overriding goal guiding policies and regulations, but the long-term impacts of that shift remain unknown.
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City’s Verizon FiOS Contract Falling Short, Says Bill de Blasio
Public Advocate Bill de Blasio is concerned that certain neighborhoods are being deprived of access to Verizon’s FiOS fiber optic network, under a city contract.
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Verizon Earnings Beat on Wireless Fees
Verizon says its profit rose 16 percent in the latest quarter as revenue from wireless service kept rising at a rate that’s the envy of the industry.
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Fiber Optics Expanding in NYC (+Video)
New York City will use micro-trenching to expand fiber optic in the city.
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T-Mobile Contracts: Two-Year Phone Contracts No More
T-Mobile contracts: No. 4 cellphone company T-Mobile USA is ending two-year contract plans.
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