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TELECOMMUNICATION NEWS AND ANALYTICS

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» AT&T Pours $1B Into Global Network Buildout {23 February 2009}
AT&T (NYSE: T) announced Monday that it will invest US$1 billion in its global network in 2009 to better serve businesses in the U.S. and overseas. The communications giant has invested more than $3 billion in its network since 2006. The latest commitment is meant to add more data capacity to parts of the world where the fast growth of data usage has constrained existing networks. "With...

» Will Rural Broadband Goose the Economy? {20 February 2009}
With the first concerted federal program to subsidize high-speed Internet services in rural areas, the new economic stimulus package will create some jobs and could get hundreds of thousands of households online. Yet there`s some question whether the economy would be more energized by spending that money on other things. Because Internet access is already widespread and still being expanded even...

» Asset Write-Down Translates to $5B Loss for Alcatel-Lucent {04 February 2009}
Alcatel-Lucent (NYSE: ALU) reported Wednesday a massive 3.89 billion euro (US$5 billion) loss in the fourth quarter after the world`s largest provider of network technology for fixed and mobile telecommunications operators took its latest -- and largest -- charge to write down the value of its assets. A 3.91 billion euro ($5.1 billion) fourth quarter write-down gave the French-American...

» Apple`s Saber-Rattling, Capitol Hill`s Ruckus, Big Blue`s Silence {31 January 2009}
Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) may have just thrown a big bucket of cold water all over the Palm (Nasdaq: PALM) Pre love fest, courtesy of the U.S. Patent Office. The company has officially secured the rights to the technology behind the distinctive multifunction touchscreen found on the iPhone and the iPod touch -- it`s what gives you the ability to pinch and spread your fingers to zoom in and out of a...

» iPhone Rolls In AT&T Subscribers, Drags Down Earnings {28 January 2009}
Earnings at AT&T (NYSE: T) fell 23.6 percent in the fourth quarter, narrowly missing analyst estimates, as rising costs offset strong performance in the wireless business. The country`s largest telecommunications provider said Wednesday it earned US$2.404 billion, or 41 cents per share, in the last three months of 2008. That`s down from $3.14 billion, or 51 cents per share, a year...

» Wireless, Fiber Optic Services Propel Verizon to Q4 Growth {27 January 2009}
Verizon Communications posted a 15 percent earnings increase for the fourth quarter on Tuesday, as the shrinking economy did little to dampen consumer appetites for wireless, Internet and TV service. The country`s second-largest telecommunications provider earned US$1.24 billion, or 43 cents per share, up from $1.07 billion, or 37 cents per share, a year earlier. Excluding charges mainly for job...

» Verizon Launches VoIP House Phone Hub {26 January 2009}
In an effort to rekindle some love for the old-school kitchen telephone, Verizon Wireless is getting set to roll out a brand-new touchscreen VoIP phone that offers visual voicemail, calendaring, text alerts, local traffic, weather reports and the ability to send turn-by-turn directions to Verizon Wireless phones. The new phone is called the "Verizon Hub." (click on image to...

» Boost Boasts $50 Unlimited Cell Phone Plan {15 January 2009}
Sprint Nextel (NYSE: S) subsidiary Boost Mobile announced it will begin offering a flat rate plan that includes unlimited calling, wireless Web, texting and walkie-talkie services for US$50 per month, available Jan. 22. Roughly half the price of unlimited plans offered by carriers such as Sprint, Verizon and AT&T (NYSE: T) , Boost`s new plan ups the ante in its competition with regional...

» Microsoft Swings Mobile Search Deal With Verizon {08 January 2009}
Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT) will be providing mobile search to Verizon`s huge customer base under a new partnership agreement that Verizon CEO Ivan Seidenberg and Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer have publicly confirmed -- Seidenberg in remarks at a Citigroup conference and Ballmer at the Consumer Electronics Show. The deal is a coup for Microsoft, given that Verizon is on track to become the largest...

» Telecom Shows Signs of Buckling Under Recessionary Pressures {05 January 2009}
AT&T (NYSE: T) and Verizon shares were hit hard Monday after being downgraded by Bernstein Research. The firm downgraded Verizon from market perform to underperform and AT&T from outperform to market perform. Verizon stock was down 7.16 percent to US$32.15 per share and AT&T stock was down 4.35 percent to $28.15 in late-day trading on Monday. Verizon and AT&T shares were down...

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