Telecommunications

Your New Year's Resolutions Are Setting You Up For Failure

By The Aspen Institute

Verizon Preparing for Biggest U.S. Strike in Years

By Katie Reilly

Feds Make Prison Phone Calls Less Expensive

By Tessa Berenson Rogers

Why AOL's CEO Is Getting a $59 Million Bonus

By Tom Huddleston / Fortune
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Cuba Gets Free Public Wi-Fi

Thanks to renowned Cuban artist Kcho

By Sabrina Toppa

Comcast Calls Customer a 'Super B*tch' on Her Bill

Just a month after they called another customer 'A**hole Brown'

By Charlotte Alter

Hong Kong Billionaire Li Ka-shing Eyeing British O2 Mobile Network

Acquiring O2 may allow a merger with Li's Three mobile network

By Sabrina Toppa

Five Best Ideas of the Day: October 23

1. A “13th year” of public education combines the supportive environment of high school with the first year of community college — and more students are staying enrolled.By Rebecca Schuman in Slate2. Imagine drones as...

By The Aspen Institute

Vodafone Reveals Massive Global Snooping Program

If you're a Vodafone customer, chances are your government has the tools to listen in directly

By Nash Jenkins

Sprint Eyeing T-Mobile

The third and fourth largest mobile networks are reportedly nearing a merger that would help them stay competitive against industry leaders Verizon Wireless and AT&T

By Noah Rayman

5 Billion People Offline? Here's How to Wire the World.

An audacious idea whose time has come

By TIME Video

L.A. Sues Time Warner Cable

The city is seeking $9.7M in payments over unpaid fees after Time Warner Cable "blatantly refused to live up to its obligations to the city" after the company received $500M a year from area customers

By Sam Frizell

The Case for Snooping

Obama's liberal critics say his speech on the NSA didn't go far enough. Why they're wrong

By Fareed Zakaria
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