John Legere reiterates benefits of zero-rated video-streaming offer, insists it doesn’t undermine net neutrality.
John Legere reiterates benefits of zero-rated video-streaming offer, insists it doesn’t undermine net neutrality.
It seems that the right to self-determination does not extend to alcohol or mobile video.
Operator adds 8.3 million customers for second year running; branded postpaid net additions come in at 1.3 million.
Operator’s ‘Binge On’ service under the spotlight as Alphabet-owned video service reportedly weighs in.
Operator says FCC incorrectly identified Verizon as eligible to bid on reserved frequencies in 12 markets.
Content from 24 services including AT&T’s DirecTV and Verizon’s G o90 will not count against a customer’s data allowance.
Mobile operator nets 1.1 million postpaid customers; raises full-year customer growth outlook.
Personal details including addresses, social security numbers accessed via attack on Experian credit-checking service.
Latest John Legere rant takes aim at customers who mask their behaviour to circumvent operator’s tethering restrictions.
Telco raises full-year forecast after cutting costs and adding 675,000 new subscribers.
Mobile operator piles the pressure on Sprint by adding 2.1 million new customers.
Operator ends June with 58.9 million customers; extends free roaming to Canada, Mexico.
U.S. cable operator reportedly in talks with Deutsche Telekom about its mobile unit.
John Legere sees cablecos more as partners than competitors; talks up Google Fi deal.
Operator raises full-year subscriber guidance after adding 1.8 million customers in three months.
FCC begins allocating spectrum to bidders in compliance with auction rules; Dish yet to receive licences.
Mobile operator aims to capture small business customers with simple plans; freezes consumer ra tes and pledges to buy people out of device plans with other carriers.
Outspoken CEO John Legere blasts AT&T, Verizon for AWS-3 auction tactics.
Mike Sievert given brand new role as U.S. mobile operator shuffles senior management team.
Ericsson and Qualcomm demonstrate peak rates of 450 Mbps by combining licensed and 5 GHz unlicensed spectrum on small cells.