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AT&T, T-Mobile deal dead, Sprint among the winners 

With AT&T ending T-Mobile bid, Sprint said to be a winner, while T-Mobile expected to start shopping for a new partner. ...

LightSquared adds money woes to GPS and Falcone problems 

LightSquared's money situation isn't looking good, with only enough to get it to Q2, says Reuters. The funding woes join the LTE-hopeful's growing list of problems. ...

Sprint disables Carrier IQ, despite insisting it doesn't snoop 

Sprint has disabled Carrier IQ on 26 million devices, according to a report, after legislators questioned the software and customers expressed concern. ...

CWA Report: Outsourced call centers pose serious security threat 

Union hopes to build support for legislation aimed at discouraging companies from outsourcing call center jobs...

AT&T is giving up on side deals it hoped would win it T-Mobile  

AT&T's aggressive bid for T-Mobile seems to be winding down, as a new report says even AT&T's side deals with Leap Wireless and MetroPCS have gone cold. ...

PSTN phase-out workshop endeavors to separate the baby from the bath water 

Organized by the FCC, the follow-up workshop illustrates the complexity of transitioning to all-IP networks...

Amazon to stab retail in the heart, says report. Welcome to Q4!  

Amazon is arguably out-maneuvering even Google; Verizon and AT&T are enjoying data's rising use; and Xbox is actually Microsoft's winning ticket, says a new third-quarter roundup report. ...

Carrier IQ says it found bugs, never intentionally captures keystrokes 

Carrier IQ has worked with Trevor Eckhart, the researcher who kicked off a controversy, to identify issues and has released a report addressing 'recent public discussions and questions.' ...

FiOS targets Millennials in D.C. with unique campaign 

Verizon exec: Social media, out of home marketing and digital advertising are key elements of hyperlocal strategy...

International ambitions drive Adtran's plan to purchase NSN business unit 

Acquisition of NSN's fixed line Broadband Access business will make Adtran the world's second largest DSL supplier...

Behind the OIF’s new OTN-over-packet-fabric implementation agreement 

New IA paves the way for equipment that simultaneously supports packet and wavelength switching...

FCC workshop participants: Interconnection critical to PSTN phase-out 

Interconnection with commercial mobile broadband wireless networks viewed as key to unleashing public safety capabilities...

Clearwire looking to raise $595 million to start LTE roll out 

Clearwire, as suggested in its new deal with Sprint, is planning sales of stock that it hopes could bring in $595 million. Part of the money be used to deploy LTE over its WiMax infrastructure. ...

Adtran adds ROADM-on-a-blade, other functionality to Optical Networking Edge platform 

Development aims to address need for greater flexibility at the network edge...

IEEE aims to help transition HFC networks to EPON 

New working group to tackle EPON protocol-over-coax (EPoC) with the goal of enabling cable companies initially to offer high-speed services over coax—and eventually boost residential broadband speeds...

FreeCast.com wrapping up deal with Facebook on Web TV program guide 

Internet video search engine sees an opportunity to work with broadband service providers...

Comcast to offer free wireless gateway 

Move aims to build demand for higher-speed services; company predicts six connected devices per home by 2015...

ASSIA launches new DSL diagnostic tools 

Developers push for faster optical Ethernet speeds  

TeliaSonera International Carrier and Infinera trial 500 Gb/s at the network core; IEEE eyeing new 100 Gb/s standards for data center and campus applications...

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