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25 Mar, 2014

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Sprint slashes customer service jobs since SoftBank deal

Since Masayoshi Son and SoftBank acquired Sprint in July 2013, Sprint has laid off more than 2,700 call center workers and 330 technical consultants, closed 150 customer phone repair locations and 55 retail stores.

Sprint slashes customer service jobs since SoftBank deal

21 Mar, 2014

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Time Warner?s sell-out CEO to get $80 million

Time Warner CEO Robert Marcus began his job January 1, then sold the company to Comcast, for which he'll be receiving ?a severance payment that amounts to more than $1 million a day for the six weeks he ran the company before agreeing to sell.?

Time Warner?s sell-out CEO to get $80 million

21 Mar, 2014

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Pennsylvania telephone deregulation bill is bad for seniors

Wayne Burton, president of the Pennsylvania Alliance for Retired Americans, condemns a pending state bill that would free Verizon from landline guarantees and cost controls.

Pennsylvania telephone deregulation bill is bad for seniors

20 Mar, 2014

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Multistate AG taskforce looking at Comcast-Time Warner merger

A multistate taskforce, plus several individual states, are joining the DOJ and the FCC in reviewing Comcast's proposed merger with Time Warner.

Multistate AG taskforce looking at Comcast-Time Warner merger

19 Mar, 2014

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FCC?s O'Rielly calls for strict build-out regs

FCC Commissioner Michael O?Rielly wants "... strict build-out requirements and a willingness to yank licenses if necessary.?

FCC?s O'Rielly calls for strict build-out regs

18 Mar, 2014

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Los Angeles sues Time Warner Cable for back fees

Last week, the city of Los Angeles filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court alleging that Time Warner Cable, Inc. skipped out on some $10 million in unpaid franchise fees.

Los Angeles sues Time Warner Cable for back fees