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Analyst Angle: The smart phone impact on consumer mobile usage habits

Editor's Note: Welcome to our weekly feature, Analyst Angle. We've collected a group of the industry's leading analysts to give their outlook on the hot topics in the wireless industry.We live in the digital age. That’s a fact that shouldn’t astonish anyone. But the...

FCC 'bill shock' proceeding draws criticism, praise

CTIA came out swinging in its response to the Federal Communications Commission's public notice on how U.S. wireless consumers can avoid experiencing “bill shock,” a term the trade group says is not properly defined in what it considers a flawed FCC survey.A total of...

Spotlight on: Maria Brennan, CEO of Women in Cable Telecommunications

Women in Cable Telecommunications is a 30-year-old nonprofit group nearly 8,000 members strong that was borne out of a necessity to ensure that women in cable telecommunications were well educated and empowered to help transform the cable industry.In the traditional wireless space, two women's...

AT&T sues Verizon Wireless over 3G ads

AT&T Inc. is suing Verizon Wireless in an effort to stop its bigger mobile rival from using "misleading" coverage maps in advertisements that AT&T says are causing it to lose "incalculable market share."Reuters

Video Interview: Bob Stohrer, Chief Marketing Officer, Virgin Mobile USA, Part 3

Part 3 of a three part interview with Bob Stohrer of Virgin Mobile USA.

Video Interview: Bob Stohrer, Chief Marketing Officer, Virgin Mobile USA, Part 2

Part 2 of a three part interview with Bob Stohrer of Virgin Mobile USA.

Video Interview: Bob Stohrer, Chief Marketing Officer, Virgin Mobile USA, Part 1

Part 1 of a 3 part interview with Bob Stohrer of Virgin Mobile USA.

Video Interview: Neville Ray, Senior VP Engineering and Operations, T-Mobile USA, Part 2

Part 2 of Tracy Ford's interview with Neville Ray of T-Mobile USA.

Video Interview: Neville Ray, Senior VP Engineering and Operations, T-Mobile USA, Part 1

Tracy Ford interviews Neville Ray, Senior VP Engineering and Operations for T-Mobile USA.

Why Verizon won’t buy DirecTV

The Wall Street Journal thinks that Verizon Communications (NYSE: VZ) could be interested in buying satellite TV provider DIRECTV Group (Nasdaq: DTV) soon. In fact, the Journal believes there might be a race to acquire DirecTV between Verizon and archrival AT&T (NYSE: T).No need...

Is a DirecTV acquisition on the Verizon?

Are the odds of a Verizon Communications bid for DirecTV Group shortening? The Wall Street Journal (subscription required)

Verizon to lay off more wireline workers

Verizon Communications Inc. still needs to lay off more employees from its wirelines business, despite the 8,000 layoffs the company is already planning this year.CFO John Killian said the company needs to continue to make job cuts in its business as it shifts ...

Leap stock rises on buyout rumors

Leap Wireless International Inc. saw its stock rise yesterday as speculation mounted that AT&T Mobility may want to add the flat-rate carrier to its stable. Leap’s stock jumped nearly $2 a share from $16.07 to $17.84 on the rumors, before settling down to $17.24...

AT&T eyes BSNL stake to re-enter India

US telecom giant AT&T is learnt to have approached public sector Bharat Sanchar Nigam (BSNL) for investing in the Indian behemoth to re-enter the world’s fastest-growing telecom market. http://budurl.com/rcr04

AT&T eyes BSNL stake to re-enter India

US telecom giant AT&T is learnt to have approached public sector Bharat Sanchar Nigam (BSNL) for investing in the Indian behemoth to re-enter the world’s fastest-growing telecom market. http://budurl.com/rcr04

How to Use Analyst Relations to Drive Shareholder Value: Strategic steps for an innovative and measured approach to AR

Building a world-class Analyst Relations (AR) program is a worthy investment that delivers positive returns companywide. AR is a way for you to strategically influence the worldwide technologists who are recommending products and technologies, conducting research, and making industry projections that can directly impact...

Leap lowers outlook due to stiff competition, economy

Leap Wireless International Inc. lowered the number of new subscribers it expects to add this year as the carrier faces increased competition in the prepaid segment. Leap added 202,767 net subscribers in the second quarter, up 18% from the year-ago quarter, but also reported...

Ease of use is industry’s killer app

The wireless industry is fueled by constant innovation. Few industries match our pace in a given year. But our achievements, ideas and products are not always widely adopted by customers. Why? Ease of use is our industry's killer app. ...

The UICC: Making the case for a more open U.S. wireless industry

The iPhone. The BlackBerry Storm. The Android. The Palm Pre. When we think about these phones, we think AT&T, Verizon Wireless, T-Mobile and Sprint, respectively. Phone exclusivity is a major headache for consumers who want the latest and...

A ‘comfortable’ iPCS posts solid Q4 metrics: Wireless provider outlines 2009 goals

Regional wireless provider iPCS Inc. posted $9.8 million in losses for 2008, but the company remains optimistic it will continue to add customers and reduce churn.In regard to subscribers, the Sprint Nextel Corp. affiliate said it added 61,200 net customers for 2008, short of...

Dish Network profit up despite subscriber decline

Dish Network, controlled by entrepreneur Charlie Ergen, said it had a net loss of 102,000 subscribers, compared with a year earlier, when it added 85,000.

T-Mobile USA drops unlimited voice plan to $50*: (*For select customers)

T-Mobile USA Inc. is offering a $50-per-month unlimited voice plan to its veteran customers nationwide. In combination with the recent price cut on its unlimited data and unlimited text monthly add-on price to $35 per month, according to a customer service representative, T-Mobile USA...

Verizon Wireless’ LTE award just first round of contract awards

The selection of Alcatel-Lucent and L.M. Ericsson to build out Verizon Wireless' Long-Term Evolution network wasn't too surprising and some competitors should not fret, according to industry analysts.Verizon's close relationship with Alcatel-Lucent regarding its CDMA network and Ericsson's relationship with Vodafone, which owns...