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AT&T's Latest Move Should Have Net Neutrality Advocates Freaking Out
The telecom giant has signed on the first significant customer to its sponsored controversial data program.
AT&T and DirecTV Ink $49 Billion Merger
As the television industry continues to evolve and the mobile market matures, players within the telecommunications industry are seeking to band together and scale up.
Another Mega Merger: AT&T Reportedly Eyeing $40 Billion Purchase of DirecTV
A new report alleges telecommunications giant AT&T has approached DirecTV about a merger that could be worth as much as $40 billion.
AT&T Thinks It Can Provide Seamless Wi-Fi at 30,000 Feet
The telecommunications company said that by late 2015, it would build a new air-to-ground network based on 4G LTE, creating a better wireless experience on continental flights.
Here's One Big Reason Mobile Carriers Don't Want a 'Kill Switch' on Smartphones
A new report shows how many billions of dollars companies such as Verizon and AT&T could lose each year if smartphone theft decreases.
From American Express to eBay, Businesses Cheer Arizona's Vetoing of Anti-Gay Bill
Arizona Governor Jan Brewer vetoed a law that would have given business owners the right to refuse service to customers because of religious beliefs.
3 Steps to Changing Mobile Service Carriers
If coverage is weak and hurting your business, consider these tips for trying to get better mobile service.
Online Stores Make Shopping for Business-Related Apps Easier
The three largest U.S. wireless providers have launched websites to hawk their business-focused mobile apps.