AT&T Whistle-Blower Outs Media
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The man who provided key documents for an anti-spying suit against the telecom giant breaks his silence, claiming the Los Angeles Times killed his story at the feds' request. In 27B Stroke 6.
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Media & professional: Â· Audit follows salary leak and cries of foul by rivals   Â· Inquiry into broadcaster's influence on market rates
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By Doris Hajewski, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel  Feb. 6--AT&T plans to hire up to 200 people to staff call centers for its new U-verse video service, the company said Monday.  The new jobs will be located at the AT&T office at 804 N.
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Time Warner pays to settle securities fraud charges. Also: The FCC says yes to wireless internet for airline passengers & hellip;.  Google wins trademark lawsuit against Geico & hellip;. and more.
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gardel writes &quot;Voxilla reports that a VoIP price war was declared today. An announcement that AT&amp;T would drop its prices for its CallVantage Service from $34.
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By Dave Lieber, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Texas  Jun. 10--On April Fool's Day, we made an offer to Watchdog readers with AT&T service complaints. But our offer was no prank.   Write to The Watchdog, we urged, if AT&T doesn't live up to its slogan -- "Your world.
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Given the lengthy review process by the Department of Justice and the FCC, there has been plenty of time for reporters, analysts and armchair pundits to think through the implications of the Cingular acquisition of AT&amp;T Wireless.
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The secret lobbying campaign your phone company doesn't want you to know about
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(InfoWorld) - AT&T confirmed Tuesday that its online store had been hacked and the credit card information and personal data of up to 19,000 customers possibly compromised. The hacking occurred during the weekend, although AT&T did not say when, resulting in the temporary closure of its online store. The company said it was notifying "fewer than 19,000 customers" about the intrusion, and that it would pay for credit monitoring services to protect both the affected users and further its investigation of the incident. AT&T is still reeling from the investigation of a different kind of privacy infringement -- that of its involvement in assisting the U.S. National Security Agency toÂ monitor the communications of American citizensÂ without a warrant.
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Valleywag is mostly puff pieces. I guess they're writing about people who, for one reason or another, they don't want to offend. Typical of business press. Don't screw your sources or else they'll dry up. Don't speak ill of Steve Jobs or else no cover picture for you. So, it's reasonable to conclude -- if you read something unbelievably nice about someone in Valleywag, that person is a source. Thing is, they're reduced to attacking about five people. And the flow is miniscule. A pointer from VW is worth about 20 hits. In other words, hire a business reporter to do VW, and you get Infoworld, about 25 years too late.
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A security breach at AT&T has exposed personal information on over 19,000 people who shopped at the company's online store, the company confirmed Tuesday. The leaked data included credit card numbers.
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Investigation into media leaks from the boardroom
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Also: Phone company cuts off deadbeat FBI. See what people are saying at News.com Extra.
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Few precise details of the product are known although the company has been releasing tidbits of information.
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Apple and AT&T are demanding customers reveal SSNs to activate their iPhones. That should be the lead of every technology and business article written this week. Check out this and other original content from CNET's blog network.
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Anxiety is running high in Redmond Washington, where AT&amp;T Wireless is based, according to Stan Sigman, Cingular&#39;s CEO. In an interview with the Associated Press Sigman said it was the company&#39;s
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Blog: AT&T is taking its video sharing service nationwide.