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AT&T Inks Fiber Expansion Deal With 4 Open-Access Providers
Telco will begin construction on several expansion projects in Texas, Florida and Minnesota
Dumb in Dallas? AT&T Keeps Pushing a ‘Convergence’ Advantage It Simply Does Not Have
AT&T once again played up the ‘opportunity’ presented by its fiber-mobile convergence strategy during its second-quarter earnings call Wednesday … but the telecom still only has fiber in 12% of the country
AT&T Reportedly Paid Almost $400,000 in Ransom to Hackers to Delete Private Customer Data
Among the information leaked are telephone numbers and cell site IDs, which could potentially be used to locate customers
AT&T Can’t Hang Up on Copper DSL in California
The California Public Utilities Commission denied AT&T’s request to abandon its role as the state’s ‘carrier of last resort’
DirecTV Turns 30: Colorful History, Questions About the Future
‘It’s obvious that a pure broadcast platform isn’t long for this world,’ analyst says
AT&T Fixed Wireless Access Deployment Accelerates, Internet Air Adds 110,000 Customers in Q1
AT&T CEO John Stankey positions FWA service as a useful tool for businesses to deliver connectivity in wireline-bereft places
AT&T Wireless Phone Outage Triggers Four-Alarm Cyberattack Response, Was Only a Software Glitch
The FBI, Department of Homeland Security and other federal agencies quickly stared investigations fearing the worst
AT&T's Unimpressive Earnings Growth Shows ‘5G Is Running in Place,’ Craig Moffett Says
The top telecom biz analyst also says that if broadband convergence happens, ‘cable operators are going to win the war’
