T-Mobile Layoffs Called FCC's Fault
PCWorld
By Brad Reed, NetworkWorld James Cicconi knows whom T-Mobile workers should blame for their company's recently announced layoffs: the FCC. Cicconi, who serves as AT&T's senior executive vice president for external and legislative affairs, ...
See all stories on this topic »Which cities lose cell phones the most, and when?
CNN
Loss "is absolutely the biggest mobile security risk cell phone owners currently face," a technology company official says. If you're at a coffee shop, anywhere in Philadelphia, or if it's late at night, hang on to your smartphone.
See all stories on this topic »Business Briefcase: T-Mobile cuts 7 call centers
Chattanooga Times Free Press
by Dave Flessner Three months after federal regulators shot down a proposed merger with AT&T, the telephone giant T-Mobile USA Inc. announced plans last week to shut down seven of its 24 call centers. T-Mobile will keep open its 600-employee center in ...
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Symantec details mobile device management plans
CSO
By Ellen Messmer March 23, 2012 — Network World — Symantec this week put the focus on itsmobile security strategy with its announcement that it's acquiring Nukona, the software provider formobile application management.
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PCWorld
By Brad Reed, NetworkWorld James Cicconi knows whom T-Mobile workers should blame for their company's recently announced layoffs: the FCC. Cicconi, who serves as AT&T's senior executive vice president for external and legislative affairs, ...
See all stories on this topic »Which cities lose cell phones the most, and when?
CNN
Loss "is absolutely the biggest mobile security risk cell phone owners currently face," a technology company official says. If you're at a coffee shop, anywhere in Philadelphia, or if it's late at night, hang on to your smartphone.
See all stories on this topic »Business Briefcase: T-Mobile cuts 7 call centers
Chattanooga Times Free Press
by Dave Flessner Three months after federal regulators shot down a proposed merger with AT&T, the telephone giant T-Mobile USA Inc. announced plans last week to shut down seven of its 24 call centers. T-Mobile will keep open its 600-employee center in ...
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CSO
By Ellen Messmer March 23, 2012 — Network World — Symantec this week put the focus on itsmobile security strategy with its announcement that it's acquiring Nukona, the software provider formobile application management.
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| AT&T Attacks FCC In Wake of T-Mobile Layoff Announcement RedOrbit Following cellphone service provider T-Mobile's Thursday announcement of employee layoffs and call center closures, AT&T went on the attack, essentially saying that the facilities and the jobs could have been saved had the FCC approved a merger between... See all stories on this topic » |  RedOrbit |
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