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Verizon Wireless this week told companies that send out text messages that starting Nov. 1 it will impose a fee of 3 cents for each message it delivers to the phones of its subscribers. The plan prompted waves of protest among many of the companies ...

Verizon Wireless Plans to Charge Companies Sending Text Messages - The Ledger

Vancouver-based Telus Corp., Canada's second-largest phone company, said Friday it will build a next-generation wireless network with Canada's biggest telecom company, BCE Inc., as they fight for market share with rival Rogers Communications Inc. The ...

Telus, BCE to team up on network upgrade - Vancouver Sun

Telecommunications giant AT&T has created four separate business segments as part of a realignment plan designed to make the company more effective in sales and operations, AT&T spokesman Marc Bien said Wednesday. As part of the reorganization ...

AT&T realigns company, creates four separate business segments - Dallas Business Journal

MONTREAL -- Telecom rivals BCE Inc. (TSX:BCE) and Telus (TSX:T) are jointly developing a faster national wireless network that will transition to a new global standard expected to unfold in the coming few years. The companies said yesterday they are ...

Phone giants team up on faster network - Edmonton Sun

Companies using Verizon Wireless text messaging for marketing or alerts may find themselves soon confronted by a bigger bill, as the country's No. 2 mobile carrier is considering upping the fees they'll pay to use its network. While a proposed, three ...

Verizon Mulls Text Fee to Milk a Cash Cow - InternetNews.com

Meanwhile, AT&T has been rolling out its own U-verse video service, delivered over phone lines, to compete with cable TV. Hodulik said the reorganization should pave the way for new efforts by AT&T to live up to its talk about a "three screens" model ...

AT&T Unites Fixed-Line, Wireless Consumer Units - Enterprise Security Today

Verizon Wireless says it is moving forward with plans to acquire Alltel Corp. for $28.1 billion, although the country's financial climate has worsened since the companies reached an agreement four months ago. LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Verizon Wireless ...

Verizon says $28.1B buyout of Alltel on track - Seattle Times

AT&T has announced a reorganization, a realignment of its divisions into four business segments. Spokesman Marc Bien said the move was designed to make the company more effective in its operations and sales. AT&T - like many competitors - offers ...

AT&T becomes gang of four, with eye toward multiplatform services - San Francisco Examiner

In the commercial U.S. debut of a technology central to the wireless strategies of Comcast and Time Warner Cable, Sprint Nextel last week launched WiMax broadband wireless service in its first market, Baltimore. Sprint’s Xohm service (pronounced ...

WiMax Pushes Out Of The Nest In Baltimore - Multichannel Online

Nick Cusimano of Port Richey, working from his home office, recently launched a Web site offering free local classified ads for people looking to buy or sell just about anything. His Web designer was Brandon-based JH Studios. Ads can include up to 10 ...

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Verizon Wireless Plans to Charge Companies Sending Text Messages - The Ledger

Telus, BCE to team up on network upgrade - Vancouver Sun

AT&T realigns company, creates four separate business segments - Dallas Business Journal

Phone giants team up on faster network - Edmonton Sun

Verizon Mulls Text Fee to Milk a Cash Cow - InternetNews.com

AT&T Unites Fixed-Line, Wireless Consumer Units - Enterprise Security Today

Verizon says $28.1B buyout of Alltel on track - Seattle Times

AT&T becomes gang of four, with eye toward multiplatform services - San Francisco Examiner

WiMax Pushes Out Of The Nest In Baltimore - Multichannel Online

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