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State of Telecommunications
First, Tom Wheeler, the Federal Communication Commission Chairman, must be congratulated for adroitly navigating the “net neutrality” whirlpools [2] and positioning the FCC as the champion of “fast, fair and open” internet. However, there is a risk that future FCC may … Continue reading
Posted in Communication industry, Telecom industry
Tagged AT&T, Broadband, FCC, History, Internet, Regulations, Technology, xDSL
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Financialization in telecom
The normal role for finance in the economy is to facilitate trade and production efficiently. Through these transactions profits are generated. However, due to dysfunctional factors, it can become more profitable to use financial methods to generate profits without trade … Continue reading
Posted in Communication industry, Telecom industry
Tagged AT&T, Broadband, FCC, Financialization, Internet, landline, Telecom, Verizon
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Maybe AT&T should fully divest from the communication industry
AT&T, by vigorously pursuing innovation, developed a patent to help manage the people who are not using the networks properly. The invention is currently a patent application to better manage “bandwidth abuse” [2, 3]. This is interesting at many levels. … Continue reading
Posted in Telecom industry
Tagged AT&T, Bandwidth abuse, First Amendment Rights, Free speech, Internet, Telecom
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What is strange about the telecom industry?
The FCC has unanimously voted to allow AT&T to conduct trials to turn off the phone network. It must be puzzling, at least to those who are unfamiliar with telecom industry inner workings. In normal markets, you hardly ever have … Continue reading
Posted in Communication industry
Tagged 911, Alert Button, AT&T, Bell Labs, divestiture, FCC, Internet, landline, Phone, Texting
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