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Posted on: Saturday, 4 July 2009, 09:15 CDT A broadband industry group said on Thursday that U.S. government guidelines to spend $4 billion to expand broadband services to underserved areas across the United Sates might be exceeding current laws. USTelecom, which represents Verizon Communications and AT&T Inc., said that it was still analyzing requirements for providing loan and grant money to applicants involving state and local governments, as well as non profit and for profit organizations . "We are concerned that some of the new mandates seem to go well beyond current laws and... [read full story]
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After the company that designed FairPoint Communications’ problem-plagued computer systems threatened to walk out in August – a move that would have crippled the bankrupt phone company, according to a court filing – Capgemini...
Alert Air Traffic Controllers (ATC) at the Mumbai airport averted a major mid-air collision between two aircraft that came within a vertical separation height of 800 feet, 200 feet less than what it should have been. An ATC...
Mobily announced on Saturday that it is giving pilgrims phone lines for SR99 _ and is throwing in a mobile phone. Mobily said that it is offering the package in cooperation with one of its partners, Axiom Telecom. The SIM in...
