Verizon

AT&T, Google among top lobbying spenders in first quarter

The two companies spend a combined $12.1 million on lobbying the U.S. Congress during the first three months of 2012

Net neutrality provision gets 5.9% of AT&T shareholder votes

Supporters of the proposal call the vote a success because it will come back up next year

Public Knowledge asks providers for details about data caps

The group also calls for government oversight of providers' efforts to cap broadband data use

Verizon’s Upgrade Fee: Any Impact at All?

Verizon’s recently announced upgrade fee digs deeper into your pocket with no added value – so what else is new? But will this fee generate animosity and pushback, like so many others (most notably from banks) have? No, it won’t.

Verizon revenue up on mobile, broadband growth

Mobile data revenue up more than 21 percent compared to the first quarter of 2011, the company says

Verizon offers to sell some 700MHz spectrum in olive branch to government

Offer will include spectrum from the 'A' and 'B' blocks

New Verizon service brings LTE to private IP networks

Verizon technology routes traffic at cell tower to private MPLS VPN

Verizon to stop offering standalone DSL

Verizon will require new DSL customers to also get landline voice, though more than 10 percent now use it without

Terremark launches private cloud edition

Aimed at enterprises uncomfortable in multi-tenant public clouds

Broadband infrastructure: Time for real policy