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AT&T's Potential End of POTS Draws Anger, Concern

AT&T has proposed a bill to the Kentucky state legislature that would deregulate basic telephone services in areas served not only by Ma Bell, but also by Cincinnati Bell and Windstream in the Bluegrass State. ...More

February 5, 2013 By Craig Galbraith

Posted in News

AT&T Settles Prison-Phone Lawsuit for $45 Million

After a 12-year-long class action lawsuit involving expensive collect calls, AT&T has agreed to pay $45 million to families of Washington state prisoners. ...More

February 4, 2013

Posted in News

AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon 'To Be Applauded' for Spectrum-Sharing Agreement

AT&T was quick to point out that clearing and reallocating is still the best approach to freeing up spectrum for commercial mobile broadband use, but when that is neither time- nor cost-effective, sharing arguments might be worth pursuing. ...More

February 4, 2013 By Craig Galbraith

Posted in News

Small Cells from AT&T, Others Need To Be Easier on the Eyes

AT&T has tested small cells in cities in Missouri and Wisconsin in order to improve its traffic and reduce dropped calls and dead zones. ...More

February 1, 2013

Posted in News

Wireline Workers Snub AT&T Contract Offer in Southwest

Workers in five states said no to AT&T's latest contract for wireline workers. ...More

January 31, 2013 By Craig Galbraith

Posted in News

Verizon Rises in Customer-Service Survey as AT&T, T-Mobile Fall

A new customer-service survey shows you're becoming increasingly satisfied with Verizon and Sprint, but it's a different story for T-Mobile and AT&T. ...More

January 30, 2013

Posted in News, Customer Experience Management

AT&T To Buy Verizon Spectrum for Almost $2 Billion

AT&T says the acquisition will help it deploy more 4G LTE services around the country. The operator’s goal is to reach 300 million people with LTE by the end of next year. ...More

January 25, 2013 By Craig Galbraith

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AT&T Grabs Spectrum, Rural Subscribers with Alltel Buy

AT&T gets all of the Little Rock, Ark.-based company's remaining wireless properties, including retail stores, 585,000 subscribers and perhaps most importantly, spectrum licenses. ...More

January 22, 2013 By Craig Galbraith

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AT&T Takes $10 Billion Loss on Pensions, Sandy, Smartphones