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T-Mobile parent company faces pressure from investors over anti-worker policies

T-Mobile parent company faces pressure from investors over anti-worker policies

08 Jan, 2016

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T-Mobile parent company faces pressure from investors over anti-worker policies

German lawmakers and company investors are calling on Deutsche Telekom to ensure that T-Mobile respects workers? rights.

T-Mobile parent company faces pressure from investors over anti-worker policies

FCC Broadband Report: Speed Matters!

FCC Broadband Report: Speed Matters!

06 Jan, 2016

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FCC Broadband Report: Speed Matters!

The FCC?s fifth ?Measuring Broadband America? report is out, and it confirms what we already know: when given a choice, consumers want fast Internet service.

FCC Broadband Report: Speed Matters!

T-Mobile throttles all video, misleads customers -- again

T-Mobile throttles all video, misleads customers -- again

04 Jan, 2016

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T-Mobile throttles all video, misleads customers -- again

The latest finding in a long line of corporate misbehavior.

T-Mobile throttles all video, misleads customers -- again

Altice-Cablevision deal hits bumps

Altice-Cablevision deal hits bumps

04 Jan, 2016

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Altice-Cablevision deal hits bumps

New York city officials -- and Wall Street investors -- are raising serious questions about the proposed purchase of New York-based Cablevision by Amsterdam-based Altice.

Altice-Cablevision deal hits bumps

Top telecom stories of 2015

Top telecom stories of 2015

22 Dec, 2015

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Top telecom stories of 2015

This year was a big one for telecommunications news. Here?s our list of the top stories -- events that we believe will have lasting impact in promoting our goals of affordable, high-speed broadband for all Americans and good jobs for workers in the telecom industry.

Top telecom stories of 2015

Home broadband adoption declines for the first time

Home broadband adoption declines for the first time

22 Dec, 2015

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Home broadband adoption declines for the first time

According to a new Pew study, home broadband subscriptions declined for the first time ever in 2015, down from 70% in 2013 to 67% this year, mainly due to monthly costs.

Home broadband adoption declines for the first time