A Stodgy Style, but BellSouth Starts to Loosen Its Top Button
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BellSouth's approach to business has been stable, disciplined, anything but flashy. But now the company is slowly shedding its conservative approach.
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TiVo has to try harder to earn its monthly keep.
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T&amp;T may be your grandma&#39;s phone company, but it is also trying to be the company of the future with its Internet phones. Even as it is getting out of the business of providing traditional phone
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Even though its fundamentals are improving, including a narrowing loss, VoIP provider Vonage is beginning to feel the sting of competition, as subscriber growth is beginning to stall.
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This is one cellphone you might not want to set to "High & Vibrate."
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They buy themselves enough time and size to play with the big boys. For now. In the world of big-time telecom, the Baby Bells have been hogging the spotlight as they bulk up to compete against an onslaught
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Is this just a case of a stodgy old-media company trying to hang out online with the cool kids?
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Top satellite television operator  DirecTV Group Inc  said it expected subscription growth  to be "down a bit" in 2008 after a co-marketing deal with AT&T  Inc's  BellSouth ends.
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Merger challenges and dropped calls for consumers are taking a toll as Sprint aims to expand and upgrade.
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A cable operator wonders if you'd like cellular service with your cable.
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It's the 1990s, and this hospital is replacing dumb terminals with Windows PCs and networked printers. Everything is going fine as a young contract IT guy sets up the equipment -- until it all starts to collapse.
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The sluggish YPN program gets a Google-esque makeover.
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Mobile payments and banking are now moving into the U.S. through some big names, but the speedy checkout system is slow to put in place.
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Cable or Bell. The Supreme Court takes a crack at broadband regulation.
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The Cable-Telecom skirmish is beginning to hit home for apartment and condo dwellers.
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ATLANTA --Telecommunications firm BellSouth Corp. said Wednesday that the new terms of its tentative labor agreement will change how the company&#39;s contribution to retiree medical benefits is calculated and will boost benefit expenses by $3.3 billion.
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The BellSouth Corporation, the third-largest Bell operating company, said yester that profit dipped 3.6 percent in the third quarter as expenses rose because of this summer's hurricanes and costs at its Cingular Wireless division.