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TELECOMMUNICATION NEWS AND ANALYTICS

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» AT&T Slashes 12,000 Jobs as Landline Accounts Dwindle {04 December 2008}
AT&T (NYSE: T) , the largest phone company in the U.S., announced Thursday that it will cut about 12,000 jobs, or roughly 4 percent of its total workforce, starting this month and through next year. AT&T also announced it would slash capital spending, but it won`t have specific figures ready until it releases its fourth-quarter financial results late next month. The Dallas-based phone...

» Judge Mulls Constitutionality of Telecom Immunity Law {03 December 2008}
The Electronic Frontier Foundation has challenged the constitutionality of a federal law providing immunity to telecom companies that allegedly shared information about U.S. citizens with security agencies. In a hearing in San Francisco on Tuesday, the advocacy group argued before Judge Vaughn R. Walker that it is unconstitutional to prevent American citizens from suing telecoms, such as...

» Telecom Italia to Shrink Workforce by 14 Percent {03 December 2008}
Telecom Italia will cut an additional 4,000 jobs by 2011 as it concentrates on core growth markets in Italy and Brazil to confront the deteriorating economic situation, CEO Franco Bernabe said Wednesday. The 4,000 job cuts are in addition to 5,000 announced in June, and will reduce Telecom Italia`s workforce by 14 percent from 64,000 to 55,000. Bernabe said the number of managers will be cut in...

» OMB Puts Kibosh on FCC`s Cell Tower Backup Rules {02 December 2008}
Federal regulators have rejected proposed changes by the Federal Communications Commission that would require all U.S. cell phone towers to have at least eight hours of backup power. The White House Office of Management and Budget said late Friday that the FCC failed to get public comment before passing the regulations last year and didn`t show that the information required from wireless...

» Obama`s Cell Phone Records Breached in Verizon Inside Job {21 November 2008}
President-elect Barack Obama may not find it that hard to give up his BlackBerry after all. Verizon Wireless has announced that some of its employees accessed his personal cell phone account records. The wireless provider apologized to the president-elect and said it would discipline the employees involved. Verizon apparently realized this week that Obama`s records had been breached. The account...

» Cisco`s New Router Lives on the Edge {11 November 2008}
Cisco Systems` (Nasdaq: CSCO) new ASR-9000 edge router promises faster delivery of all that rich Internet media destined for personal computers and mobile devices. The US$80,000 question for potential customers: Will it prove to be too rich during challenging economic times? The company`s new piece of telecommunications equipment -- introduced Tuesday after four years and $200 million in the...

» Avaya Aims to Shore Up Efficiencies With New Communication Tools {10 November 2008}
Avaya (NYSE: AV) is targeting unmet pockets of user demand in the telecom industry with the release of three new offerings this week. Kevin Kennedy, who will be taking over as CEO in January, is appearing at VoiceCon on Monday to unveil the new products: a contact center product focused on outbound messaging and self-service , a speech-to-text application, and a unified communications package...

» AT&T Tries On Data Cap {05 November 2008}
AT&T (NYSE: T) , the country`s largest Internet service provider, is testing the idea of limiting the amount of data that subscribers can use each month. AT&T will initially apply the limits in Reno, Nev., and see about extending the practice elsewhere. Increasingly, Internet providers across the country are placing such limits on the amount of data users can upload and download each...

» Service Providers Compete on Technology - Why Not Support? {04 November 2008}
The competitive environment that characterizes today`s broadband and value-added services landscape benefits the growth of many digital lifestyle products and services. Consumers are also primary beneficiaries of increased competition among carriers. Case studies reveal that when at least two service providers on relatively equal footing in terms of offerings are actively battling to acquire and...

» 8 Cures for Small Marketers` Common Ailments {31 October 2008}
Ask most people what they like about working with small marketing firms and you`ll hear answers such as "their personal approach" or "I`m not just a customer number to them" or "I get to work with the heavy hitters instead of some trainee just out of school." Yes, those are the things they say when things are going well. But should the perceived service level drop, those same enthusiastic...

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