Telecommunications
Mergers and Acquisitions
How the Ruling Allowing AT&T's $85 Billion Acquisition of Time Warner Could Affect Entrepreneurs
The historical ruling has implications for every industry.
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The service is set to provide unlimited local and nationwide calls for $10 per month.
Television
The FCC Is Going to War Over Set-Top Boxes
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Looking to Cut Costs, Sprint Slashes 2,500 Jobs
The wireless carrier has shuttered call centers in Texas, New Mexico, Virginia, and Tennessee.
Security
15 Million T-Mobile Customers' and Applicants' Personal Data Exposed in Epic Experian Hack
Victims' home addresses, birth dates and Social Security numbers could now be up for grabs on the black market.
Verizon
Verizon Strips Down Its Logo in Lukewarm Reboot
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The 4 New Rules Telecom Needs to Play By
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Apple
Apple Says It Has No Plans to Sell Mobile Services Directly to Consumers
The company denied reports that it was testing a so-called mobile virtual network operator.
