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Let’s get one thing clear: Frontier Communications is no FairPoint. FairPoint was ill-prepared, overambitious, inexperienced and in denial when it relentlessly pursued the acquisition of 1.3 million access lines from ...

I recently went back to Arizona to visit friends and family and had an interesting, if not terrifying, conversation with a friend of mine who has gotten her daughter a ...

By Jim Machi, Dialogic

In a recent blog, I explained why the concept of Cloud Computing has taken hold now and what’s involved from a technical and non-technical standpoint. Moving to ...

A lot of press is generated when a popular application goes rogue. A social networking site gets blocked or a free email service gets hit by an outage. It makes ...

By HP's Nigel Upton

Mobile data traffic is exploding. With faster networks and a flood of personalized, content-rich services, people are really starting to buy — and use — their new ...

Imagine being woken up every morning, not just by your alarm clock or whining dog, but by the smell of fresh coffee brewing in the kitchen and the sound of ...

By Roz Roseboro, Analysys Mason

With regulation, what is fair? Depends on who you ask.

With the FCC’s Julius Genachowski announcing recently that his organization will be proposing rules that require Internet ...

By Brian Kracik

In today’s fast-paced world, expectations are high and customers crave instantaneous communication. The Internet, smartphones, and mobile apps whet the appetite and leave customers still wanting more. They ...

Data integrity has been defined many ways, but it ultimately refers to the accuracy of the data itself. The most difficult question regarding network data integrity at this point is: ...