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TV Everywhere Closer to Reality?

Comcast and Time Warner Cable joined hands together today to . Both companies have been pursuing a concept of bringing cable programming online to meet the rising competitive challenge presented by online content aggregators like , ...
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Comcast To Sell Local Ads for FiOS

Business is business. So what if Comcast and Verizon compete fiercely across video, telecom, and broadband sectors, when something is apparently win-win, you go for it. , the local ad sales division of Comcast, announced they will begin in select ...
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FCC Set to Approve CenturyTel-Embarq Merger

The is set to approve the pending merger of CenturyTel with Embarq, maybe as early as this week. The newly formed company will be called . The new will have approximately 7.5 million access lines, more than two million ...
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FCC Will Review Exclusive Mobile Phone Deals

The will review contracts, best illustrated by Apple’s iPhone and Palm’s Pre. Incoming FCC Chair Julius Genachowski confirmed he will instruct the FCC to do so. Genachowski was approved by the Senate Commerce committee this week. The full Senate still needs to confirm him, but that’s expected to be just a formality. It’s unclear what such a review will actually accomplish. ...
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Open Range Signs $100 Million Deal for Rural WiMAX

, a Colorado based rural wireless network operator, has signed a that could reach $100 million. The deal provides the equipment necessary to build Open Range’s broadband wireless network, which spans 546 rural markets, across 17 states, covering 6 million people. Open Range through the RUS Broadband Loan program ...
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Google to Introduce Number Portability?

Google launched (GV) earlier this year, which was a reincarnated voice app developed by Grand Central. GV is basically a unified communications application for consumers (more likely ). You can create all kinds of rules around your Google Voice telephone number including simultaneous ring, hunt groups, and unified messaging. Google adds unique twists to the product, including voicemail transcripts and in-call transfers. One down side ...
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More Wireless Assets Up For Grabs

in several mid-western states. The move comes from a lawsuit from , a Sprint affiliate that has shown its displeasure with various Sprint initiatives, including the . The markets in question include portions of Illinois, Iowa, Michigan and Nebraska. Sprint has until January 2010 to sell the assets, which they say will have minimal impact on ...
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Comcast Begins Targeting Verizon/Frontier Subscribers

Let the hunt begin. has begun a campaign of targeting current customers who will transition over to Frontier, assuming the recent is approved. In a obtained by Telecompetitor, Comcast’s northwestern region is citing the Frontier acquisition of Verizon territory in Washington and Oregon as reason to switch to Comcast. “Recently it was announced that Verizon ...
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Sprint Extends Femtocell Capabilities to Cable Partners

Sprint announced the to its partners, including cable companies. The arrangement will allow Sprint partners to offer branded CDMA based service to subscribers. Sprint has been offering the to its retail customers for nearly a year. A Sprint femtocell creates an ‘indoor cell tower’ that uses a customer’s broadband ...
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Atlantic Tele-Network Scoops Up Remaining Alltel Assets

Atlantic Tele-Network (ATN), a Salem, Massachusetts based telecom holding company, is . The purchase for $200 million includes approximately 800k subscribers and the wireless network and spectrum assets covering 26 markets in Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, North Carolina, Ohio, and South Carolina. The new ATN/Alltel footprint covers 4.5 million POPs. Verizon was required to divest the assets as ...
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