Telecommunications Industry

How IoT faded when net neutrality became ‘pay to play’

Free at last, free at last. Thank God Almighty carriers are free (to rule) at last.

UK seeks end to end-to-end encryption

The UK government expects communications operators to decrypt data when responding to warrants for their customers' information

SD-WANs: Too complicated for engineers?

When selecting a SD-WAN technology provider, make sure the partner doing the configuration and installation is experienced. The partner needs to be vetted as much as the technology.

Net neutrality is net new revenue

Rolling back net neutrality rules will spawn record shareholder returns and telco empires—and destroy the original concept of the internet

Verizon.net email addresses are going away — here are 4 alternatives

Gmail, Yahoo Mail and others provide alternatives to soon-to-be-discontinued Verizon.net email service

US bill aims to quash Open Internet Order, prevent its return

The bill tries to give permanence to moves already initiated by the Federal Communications Commission

Appeals court won’t rehear a challenge to net neutrality rules

The court upheld the FCC's 2015 rules just days after the agency moved to repeal them on its own

FCC asks whether to ‘keep, modify, or eliminate’ net neutrality rules

The agency plans to ask the public about its proposal to repeal parts of the rules

5 ways to get a better price on your next RFP

9 things your service provider wants you to know

Enterprise IT can avoid some of the pitfalls in these tricky relationships by heeding advice from the providers themselves.