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BellSouth squelches shutoff concerns
May 26, 2004 The company denies speculation that it might shut off service to some of its phone company customers in June, when the Bells will no longer have to lease their local networks.AT&T to buy BellSouth for $67 billion
March 5, 2006 The combined company would generate about $130 billion in sales and serve nearly 70 million local phone customers.AT&T could be liable for unpaid fees
May 10, 2004 The company releases new, higher figures about how much money it has saved in regulatory fees by using techniques either banned or under review by federal regulators.The real fight begins for AT&T, Baby Bells
April 23, 2004 Telecommunications players are divided over the meaning of an FCC ruling that says AT&T must pay local landline fees for long-distance calls routed, in part, over the Internet.AT&T looks for an image makeover
February 4, 2004 In a $200 million advertising campaign, the company aims to trade in its old Ma Bell look for one more suited to the Internet age.Chief justice rejects telecom case
June 14, 2004 Local phone competition rules are surely a goner Tuesday--now that the U.S. Supreme Court won't intervene.Mergers are giving AT&T's networks a boost
June 6, 2006 Company plans to upgrade its long-distance network to handle traffic from mergers and deliver an array of new services.SBC makes $16 billion call for AT&T
January 31, 2005 Ma Bell offspring to take over AT&T in bid for global stature as cable and Net phone rivals close in. Photos: AT&T's history of innovationDOJ approves telecom megamergers
October 27, 2005 U.S. Department of Justice gives the green light on the Verizon-MCI merger and the SBC-AT&T transaction.New CEO enters as Qwest faces stiff competition
August 13, 2007 Telecom veteran Edward Mueller has been named the new chief executive of the smallest of the major U.S. phone companies.BellSouth eyes wireless portability fee
November 17, 2003 The company wants to charge monthly fees to recover the $38 million it spent to allow customers to keep their old telephone numbers after switching to a cell phone provider.What's next in telecommunications?
March 20, 2006 CEOs from the major phone companies meet this week in Las Vegas, as they face major changes in the industry.SBC closes AT&T acquisition
November 18, 2005 Starting Friday SBC Communications will be called AT&T, as SBC closes the books on its $16.9 billion acquisition.AT&T proposes end to Bell dependence
April 29, 2004 The phone giant proposes to build its own local telephone switching structure to eliminate its dependence on equipment from the four Baby Bells.FCC urged to make call on VoIP rule
January 29, 2004 Congressman Tauzin wants the FCC to hurry up and decide whether long-distance calls via the Internet are subject to local-access charges.New broadband rules draw criticism
August 22, 2003 Regulators release details of controversial new FCC rules that will help shape the future of the high-speed Net and local phone markets. Critics are challenging portions of the plan.Clearer picture for IPTV tech?
June 18, 2007 Microsoft has tuned up its software for service providers, but consumers shouldn't expect much in the near future.Photos: Is IPTV software ready for prime time?IPTV chugs alongNo 'rubber stamp' on telecom mergers, judge says
December 1, 2006 Judge says he'll do "independent review" of deals between AT&T-SBC and Verizon-MCI, but offers no hints of when a ruling will come.AT&T fights for local service
July 7, 2004 Deal lets company move some local phone customers to McLeodUSA's network, as FCC readies temporary rules.Merger, shmerger, where's my ESPN phone?
January 31, 2005 As traditional phone operators jockey for dominance, new technology helps make up for lost competition.
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