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Could MetroPCS take over T-Mobile's slot in the Tier I carrier ranks? 

If it wins TerreStar's MSS spectrum, Metro will be in a position to launch a nationwide voice and mobile broadband network...

The Rise of Qualcomm Computing 

As power of applications processors far outpace the power of baseband, the company finds its primary business that of a computing company like Intel rather than in its traditional radio role...

NCTA to RUS: Halt broadband loans 

Charging that the loan program funds duplicative broadband services, the cable television association asks the RUS to stop loans until rules are redrawn. Stimulus winner defends project attacked by NCTA...

Calix raises $100M, eyeing stimulus 

Calix has raised $100 million in new funding in part to help the privately held access equipment vendor take advantage of the federal government’s broadband stimulus program....

So you want broadband stimulus funds 

Much is unknown about how the federal government will award some $7 billion in broadband grants and loans between now and September 2010. Because the...

Supercomm shifts to October to capitalize on broadband stimulus spending 

The Supercomm 2009 show scheduled for June 9-11 in Chicago is being moved to Oct. 21-23 at the same location in order to take advantage of opportunities from the $7.2 billion broadband stimulus bill...

ISPs to play enforcement role in RIAA's plan 

Hey service provider: Are you ready to do the dirty work of tracking down and rounding up illegal file-sharers?...

HomePlug earns baseline IEEE approval 

The HomePlug Powerline Alliance today announced that its technology proposal was accepted by the IEEE P1901 Working Group as the baseline for an IEEE powerline communications standard...

Move Over, Geek Squad 

Telecom service providers are cautiously exploring the business model for technical support as a residential broadband service, expanding their offerings...

Google Math 

While Google strongly disputed the calculations, Scott Cleland of consultancy Precursor and founder of NetCompetition.org claims the search giant has built its business model by taking advantage of the shared economics of the Internet....

40G's short life begins 

Early last year, some carriers complained that if the price of 40 Gb/s technology didn't come down, they would skip it and go from 10 Gb/s straight to 100 Gb/s...

Alcatel-Lucent CMO: How we get there from here 

While the CEO didn’t delve too deeply into the specifics of that aspect of the company’s strategy in last week’s presentation, the company’s chief marketing officer, Tim Krause, provided more detail in an interview...

How YouTube, Hulu (almost, but not quite) make money 

STL Partners consultancy does some math to determine how these over-the-top providers may be operating today...

AT&T brings U-verse to the SMB market 

As expected, AT&T today announced U-verse services for small businesses in the 70 markets in which it is rolling out its fiber-to-the-node network...

CMO details Alcatel-Lucent's strategy, future vision 

Last week, Alcatel-Lucent’s new chief executive officer spelled out a new strategy for the equipment vendor....

Neglecting Web-based customer care hazardous 

Telecom service providers looking to improve customer service should concentrate on providing a consistent level of care across all platforms...

AT&T VDSL2 bonding trial slips into 2009 

AT&T plans to conduct a trial early next year of bonded VDSL2, the company told Telephony last week, after having previously targeted late 2008...

Xangati brings new view to application management 

Vendor Xangati this week released a new version of its application platform designed to give service providers a visual, real-time view of how applications are behaving on their network....

Here come the netbook, wireless bundles 

AT&T is first out of the gate with Radio Shack, offering a $99 portable PC with $60 per month data service...

Windstream: TiVo a tough sell 

Windstream has had trouble selling TiVo service since the rural carrier partnered with the digital video recorder (DVR) pioneer just over a year ago....

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