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AT&T faulted for anti-consumer practices

AT&T faulted for anti-consumer practices

18 Nov, 2019

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AT&T faulted for anti-consumer practices

AT&T continued to charge DirecTV customers for the blacked out Altitude Sports network for two months.

AT&T faulted for anti-consumer practices

CWA protests mass arrests of union organizers in the Philippines

CWA protests mass arrests of union organizers in the Philippines

18 Nov, 2019

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CWA protests mass arrests of union organizers in the Philippines

Those arrested included union organizer Anne Krueger, a strong friend and ally to CWA who hosted CWA members in her home when they visited during the 2016 Verizon strike.

CWA protests mass arrests of union organizers in the Philippines

Leading observers assess and criticize T-Mobile “un-carrier” announcements

Leading observers assess and criticize T-Mobile “un-carrier” announcements

14 Nov, 2019

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Leading observers assess and criticize T-Mobile “un-carrier” announcements

The announcements, each contingent on the approval of the merger, don’t hold up to close scrutiny.

Leading observers assess and criticize T-Mobile “un-carrier” announcements

CWA reacts to FCC’s formal approval of T-Mobile-Sprint merger

CWA reacts to FCC’s formal approval of T-Mobile-Sprint merger

12 Nov, 2019

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CWA reacts to FCC’s formal approval of T-Mobile-Sprint merger

“Although the FCC Order acknowledges the merger will likely lead to store closures and job loss, the FCC fails to protect workers with employment-related conditions,” said Debbie Goldman, CWA Research and Telecommunications Policy Director.

CWA reacts to FCC’s formal approval of T-Mobile-Sprint merger

Rural wireless carriers sue T-Mobile over fake ringtones

Rural wireless carriers sue T-Mobile over fake ringtones

12 Nov, 2019

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Rural wireless carriers sue T-Mobile over fake ringtones

The lawsuit undermines T-Mobile’s commitments to rural communities as it prepares to defend itself in another lawsuit by the attorneys general from the District of Columbia and 15 states challenging the proposed T-Mobile-Sprint merger.

Rural wireless carriers sue T-Mobile over fake ringtones

CenturyLink and West Safety Communications pay $575,000 to settle FCC probe of six-state 911 outage

CenturyLink and West Safety Communications pay $575,000 to settle FCC probe of six-state 911 outage

08 Nov, 2019

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CenturyLink and West Safety Communications pay $575,000 to settle FCC probe of six-state 911 outage

The outage prevented hundreds of 911 calls from reaching emergency operators.

CenturyLink and West Safety Communications pay $575,000 to settle FCC probe of six-state 911 outage