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Deutsche Telekom to hang on to T-Mobile US…for now
Upcoming spectrum auction, political climate mean German operator will not sell U.S. arm for some time, sources say.
Comptel announces FLOWONE V solution
Press Release Comptel Corporation today announced that it has enriched Comptel FLOWONE, giving telecommunications operators the means to better manage digital service lifecycles and meet customer experience and market expectations for virtualised service offerings....
MYCOM OSI reveals Experience Assurance and Analytics blueprint
Press Release MYCOM OSI, the leading independent provider of Assurance, Automation and Analytics solutions to the world’s largest Communications Service Providers (CSPs), today announced a new solution blueprint – Experience Assurance and Analytics (EAA)...
Google opts out of upcoming US spectrum auction
Deadline for interested parties to register for FCC’s incentive auction passed last week.
Softbank reports 26% fall in nine-month profit
Japanese operator’s revenue increases 7.9% to 6.8 trillion on strong domestic growth, U.S. dollar.
UK broadband advertising is set to become even less interesting
Counting the true cost of U.K. broadband has become so difficult the regulators have stepped in.
T-Mobile US nets 2.1m customers in Q4
Operator adds 8.3 million customers for second year running; branded postpaid net additions come in at 1.3 million.
In the news 2015: the year’s telecoms highlights
BYE BYE C&W Liberty Global announced a $8.2 billion deal for Cable & Wireless Communications in November, potentially signalling the end of the road for one the oldest companies in the industry. DIRECT DEAL DONE AT&T closed its $48.5 billion acquisition of...
The A to Z of telecoms in 2015
From Altice to Zettabytes, via Cable & Wireless and cable deals, Nokia, Chuck Robbins and Xavier Niel. It’s all here…
T-Mobile US seeks to block Verizon bidding on reserved 600-MHz spectrum
Operator says FCC incorrectly identified Verizon as eligible to bid on reserved frequencies in 12 markets.
Verizon granted WiFi calling waiver
U.S. telco granted FCC permission to not support TTY.
nTelos shareholders approve Shentel deal
Holders representing 69% of regional U.S. operator’s outstanding shares vote in favour of $640 million deal.
T-Mobile US offers free video streaming
Content from 24 services including AT&T’s DirecTV and Verizon’s G o90 will not count against a customer’s data allowance.
Mexico imposes record fine on Telefonica
Operator ordered to pay €22.8 million for failing to meet minimum call quality rules.
Verizon seeks WiFi calling waiver
U.S. telco follows in AT&T’s footsteps by petitioning FCC for permission to offer services that do not support TTY.
Small Cell Forum strengthens global presence
Small Cell Forum today confirmed two new appointments to its Board and new members to strengthen and expand its global presence and influence. New to the Board will be senior representatives of Asian companies Huawei – one of the world’s largest telecoms...
Global 100: Money walks
M&A helped operators boost their positions in the 2015 Global 100 ranking, but forex effects also had an impact.
AT&T gets WiFi calling waiver
FCC says U.S. telco’s upcoming service not required to support text telephony.
The worthy dozen: which telco CEO gets your vote?
Voting opens for the coveted CEO of the Year award; the shortlist includes candidates from big names such as Deutsche Telekom, TeliaSonera and Ooredoo, as well as some influential figures from smaller telcos.
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