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TELECOMMUNICATION NEWS AND ANALYTICS

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» Bundled Service, Unbundled Customer Service {30 December 2008}
Memo to telecom service providers: "We never thanked you, but you did a great job offering us consolidated billing. It is hard to remember now, as for the last few years you have been so aggressive in promoting bundled services, but five years ago, this was a major pain point. Three bills for ISP, cable and telephone, and usually three different due dates as well. "But to give you your rightful...

» What, Me Worry? Consumers Still Cutting the Landline Cord {30 December 2008}
Even when his cell phone offered no bars on Sunday and he had no other way to get a dial tone, Carlton Smith did not second-guess his 21st Century decision to cancel traditional landline phone service in his house. Smith was one of the many victims of a service outage that affected AT&T (NYSE: T) Wireless customers across the Midwest all day Sunday. The 35-year-old father of two called the...

» French Regulators Sour on iPhone`s Orange Deal {18 December 2008}
Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) must allow operators other than France Telecom`s (NYSE: FTE) Orange to sell its popular iPhone mobile handset, the French competition regulator ruled Wednesday. The decision overturns an exclusive arrangement with Apple that has allowed Orange to be the iPhone`s exclusive distributor in France since the phone was launched last year. Continuing...

» WSJ Story on Google`s Net Neutrality Stance Raises Hackles {15 December 2008}
Google (Nasdaq: GOOG) is either a major supporter of net neutrality -- the concept that all Web traffic from all companies should be treated the same -- or is quietly working behind the scenes to set up its own Internet express lane with ISPs. The incoming Obama administration is either a big fan of net neutrality, or its celebrated technology advisers are backing off their stances that no...

» FCC Puts Nationwide Wireless Broadband on Back Burner {15 December 2008}
The Federal Communications Commission canceled a meeting scheduled to plan how to divvy up wireless spectrum for a free, nationwide broadband Internet network. The announcement on Saturday came after Democratic lawmakers including Sen. Jay Rockefeller of West Virginia and Rep. Henry Waxman of California asked FCC Chairman Kevin Martin to delay any FCC business outside of the mandatory switch to...

» Note to Obama: The FCC Needs Transparency {12 December 2008}
This week, the House Energy and Commerce Committee released a report accusing Kevin Martin, the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), of being deceptive and opaque in his management of the agency`s affairs. That a politician would pull such moves is no surprise, but the report should send a strong signal to the incoming Obama administration. "Chairman Martin withheld important...

» China Gets 3G Ball Rolling {12 December 2008}
China will issue third-generation mobile phone licenses as early as this month and expects companies to spend 200 billion yuan (US$30 billion) on installing equipment, the industry minister said Friday. China has the world`s biggest population of mobile phone users, and adoption of 3G -- which has been long delayed -- was eagerly anticipated by equipment suppliers, which are seeing demand...

» Will the Real Kevin Martin Please Stand Up? {11 December 2008}
Kevin Martin has had it pretty rough these last few weeks. The guy can`t catch a break -- from being painted as a bully and a bad manager by a House committee report to being dressed down by the Commerce Secretary and called out as crooked by The Wall Street Journal. If I were him, I`d bury myself in tasks related to my imminent job search. The latest controversy surrounds the FCC`s planned...

» Bundled Services: A Great Big Ball of Consumer Angst? {05 December 2008}
Are cable "bundle" customers changing channels to wireless telecom services? A recent study by the CFI Group, which focuses on measuring customer satisfaction and CRM issues, indicates they are. That is, if they can. Some can`t, either because the choice is unavailable, or they have signed the option away. Here`s how: A consumer signs up with a communications provider for a bundled service...

» AT&T Layoffs: The Tip of a Telecom Downturn {05 December 2008}
A move by AT&T (NYSE: T) to eliminate 4 percent of its workforce may only be the beginning of a torrent of staff reductions and spending cutbacks in the US$1 trillion telecom industry. AT&T, the largest U.S. telecom services provider, said on Dec. 4 that it will slash 12,000 jobs, citing a shrinking economy and consumer spending reductions. AT&T is also considering a reduction in the...

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