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40,000 Verizon Workers Go On Strike

They've been working without a contract since August.
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Verizon Workers To Strike This Week If They Don't Get A Contract

It would be the biggest U.S. strike since 2011.
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Verizon To Make Bid For Yahoo As Google Considers Jumping In

By Alex Sherman, Scott Moritz and Brian Womack, Bloomberg

Netflix Admits Throttling Video On AT&T And Verizon Phones

AT&T and Verizon were recently taking heat over their quality of Netflix videos. Now it looks like blame may lie somewhere else.
By Reuters

Verizon, AT&T Offer Free Calls To Belgium After Attacks

AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile and Sprint have vowed to waive certain charges in the wake of Tuesday's bombings.
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The Government Is Taking A Huge Step On Online Privacy

Some broadband providers aren't happy about it.
By David Shepardson, Reuters

As T-Mobile Rises, Questions Emerge Over Treatment of Workers, Consumers

And yet T-Mobile has risen more rapidly than ever.
By Steven Greenhouse, InsideSources.com

Bernie Sanders And Elizabeth Warren May Have Just Saved Consumers $14 Billion

Cable rules are changing after months of pressure from liberal senators.
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Two-Year Cellphone Contracts Are Almost Dead. Here's Everything You Need To Know

Just like T-Mobile and Verizon, AT&T will break away from contracts starting Jan. 8
By Anick Jesdanun, AP

Yahoo Going Back To The Drawing Board With Alibaba Spinoff

Many of Yahoo's 10,700 employees may also be fretting about their job security
By Michael Liedtke, AP