Tag: Service Providers

MSNBC.com reported a sharp increase in usage of its news web site during the war in Iraq. The site delivered ...

Sprint reported a significant increase in the use of conferencing/collaboration solutions among its enterprise customers during March. Some highlights: March ...

The Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) is predicting the telecommunications market outside the U.S. will grow 10.1% in 2003 to $1.4 ...

National Broadband, a start-up carrier based in Aspen, Colorado, unveiled plans to rollout out wireless broadband services to communities along ...

Verizon is now providing more than 1 million small and medium-sized businesses with long distance service. Verizon ranks as the ...

Embratel, the incumbent telecommunications provider in Brazil, will outsource its entire IP infrastructure, ranging from e-mail to billing, to IBM. ...

AT&T and Siebel Systems formed a strategic alliance focusing on e-Busines applications. The partnership matches AT&T's portfolio of managed services ...

AT&T opened new Internet Data Centers (IDCs) in China (Hong Kong), France (Nice) and Australia (Sydney), bringing its total number ...

The International Securities Exchange (ISE), the largest U.S. equity options exchange, will offer secured IP VPN connectivity to its trade ...

Over one million UK consumers are now using carrier pre-selection, a service that enables them to use an alternative phone ...

Conversent Communications, a privately-held CLEC based in Marlboro, Massachusetts, announced that it has achieved "free cash flow" status. The company ...

Citing unfavorable economics, Level 3 Communications announced plans to exit the hosting business it recently acquired as part of its ...

SBC Communications unveiled an unlimited, all-distance residential calling plan that moves the company towards the flat-rate billing model. The SBC ...