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TELECOMMUNICATION NEWS AND ANALYTICS

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» Qwest Cuts Workforce as Profits Sag {29 October 2008}
Qwest (NYSE: Q) Communications posted a profit for its third quarter Wednesday, but said the continued slide of its traditional phone business is forcing it to cut 1,200 jobs, 3 percent of its workforce. The cuts will come before the end of the year, which will leave the company with 33,500 employees, 9 percent fewer than at the end of last year. That`s about the same rate at which customers are...

» CenturyTel`s Embarq Deal Changes the Shape of Acquisitions to Come {28 October 2008}
CenturyTel Monday said it will buy Embarq, a larger fellow phone company, for stock initially valued at US$5.8 billion. Analysts said the move was a harbinger of further deals for rural phone companies, which are suffering from line losses as consumers choose phone service from wireless or cable companies. The combined company will have about 8 million lines spanning 33 states, mainly in rural...

» Vonage Defies Gravity to Win Funding Prize {20 October 2008}
Internet phone company Vonage has secured US$220.3 million in credit in a deal that Wall Street sees as crucial to the struggling company`s survival. Proceeds will go toward paying off $253 million in debt on Vonage`s books. The $220 million deal was led by Silver Point Finance, a unit of Greenwich, Conn.-based hedge fund manager Silver Point Capital. It comes at a time of unprecedented turmoil...

» Internet Congestion: ISPs Don Traffic Cop Uniforms {18 October 2008}
Anyone who`s used popular peer-to-peer (P2P) applications such as BitTorrent, Gnutella or Limewire has probably been plagued by network slowdowns that make sharing heavy media files a time-consuming endeavor. However, a consortium of technologists at the Distributed Computing Industry Association, or DCIA, has found a way to alleviate Internet network congestion created by P2P...

» Keeping Customers in a Crummy Economy {12 October 2008}
Even before the U.S. economic outlook darkened as the gravity of the financial crisis came into focus, companies started to get more aggressive in their attempts to hold onto old customers and attract new ones. Telephone companies` offers for two months of free service and reduced rates, discounted gym membership renewals, and generous gift cards from high-end department stores all underscore a...

» Report: Skype Helped China Snoop on Users {02 October 2008}
Companies hoping to dial up international business with China may have yet another reason to think twice about privacy concerns, following new revelations that the Communist country has been spying on Skype-based phone calls and text messages. Citizen Lab, a University of Toronto-based security and human rights research group, partnered with several other international agencies to release a...

» Xohm Rollout Troubled by Comcast`s Shadow {01 October 2008}
Sprint Nextel (NYSE: S) has successfully rolled out Xohm in Baltimore. The new 4G wireless WiMax network runs on 2.5 GHz and delivers downloads at 2 to 4 Mbps -- but it is clear the telecom service provider is still carefully negotiating the industry land mine that has become network management. On the same day the company introduced its service, it was also confronted with pointed questions...

» EU Calls for Telecom Ref to Kick Up Competition {24 September 2008}
The European Parliament called Wednesday for a new independent telecom regulator group to help open up competition for Internet and phone services across Europe. But their choice of a group of national telecom agencies does not go as far as the European Commission`s demand for a tough EU-wide body to weaken the grip many former state-owned telecom monopolies have in EU...

» Roaming Fee Break No Holiday for Europeans {23 September 2008}
Viviane Reding, Europe`s info-media commissioner, has skillfully staked out her position as champion of consumers who want it cheap and now (rather than better, if later). Her Europe-wide caps on roaming charges for mobile voice services are popular, and now Reding wants the same relief for consumers downloading data and text-messaging across the borders of EU member states. She also seems...

» T-Mobile Paves 3G Freeway for Android {19 September 2008}
T-Mobile USA has been beefing up its nascent 3G mobile wireless services network, announcing that 3G will be ready to run in 21 markets by the middle of next month and will reach 27 major markets by the end of this year. The company says the planned expansion will deliver T-Mobile 3G services to more than two-thirds of the company`s current data customers -- but T-Mobile will continue to expand...

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