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Sprint might not stay unlimited
by
John Moe
Nov 28, 2011
The George Harrison of carriers may hit its limit
BlackBerry outages go to court
by
John Moe
Oct 27, 2011
Turns out all those heartfelt, video apologies and free apps aren't going to be enough to stop people from suing Research in Motion over BlackBerry...
iPhone 4S goes on sale, everything gets crashy
by
John Moe
Oct 7, 2011
Apple started taking pre-orders for the iPhone 4S (the Fours... iFours...Quatro- S... SQuatro?) at midnight. Its site promptly crashed and was down...
Net neutrality foes get lucky
by
John Moe
Oct 7, 2011
Verizon's lawsuit against the FCC regarding net neutrality will be heard in the DC circuit court, this as a result of a lottery drawing. Verizon...
Elsewhere at the Technology Courthouse, AT&T tries to get suits thrown out
by
John Moe
Oct 3, 2011
We've been reporting for a while that various competitors in the wireless marketplace are suing AT&T to stop that company's takeover of T...
Verizon joins in the slew of lawsuits against the FCC's recently published rules on net neutrality.
by
John Moe
Oct 3, 2011
Until now, the suits have come from the left, arguing that the rules don't go far enough and should encompass wireless providers. Verizon's case is...
For public good, not for profit.
FCC sued over net neutrality
by
John Moe
Sep 29, 2011
I know, I know, dog bites man, right? These things happen all the time. But it's a little noteworthy here because the FCC is being sued from the...
Verizon stands against Apple
by
John Moe
Sep 27, 2011
Hey, you can be friends with someone and still have quarrels with them. For instance, Larissa Anderson thinks "Night Moves" is the world's worst...
All the perks with none of the pain
by
Marc Sanchez
Sep 22, 2011
Verizon, the nation's number one wireless carrier, gave its un-official blessing of the AT&T/T-Mobile merger (officially it remains neutral)....