Digital Review Could Tackle Growing Influence of Web-Based Providers New Ofcom chief Sharon White's recent comments about the role of Internet services will offer encouragement for network operators, which have ...

Europe Will Remain the Infra Leader, for Now The announcement yesterday that Nokia would acquire Alcatel-Lucent for €15.6 billion in an all-stock deal wasn't a shock to the industry. Today's ...

Revealing Data Highlights the Need to Accelerate Telecoms Reform in Europe I was amazed to discover that the four leading US carriers — AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon — generated ...

Mobile World Congress Has Branched out with Connections Mobile World Congress, being held this week in Barcelona, has evolved since its inauguration as the GSM World Congress in 1987. Back ...

As Pressure Intensifies, Carriers Deploy New Strategies to Drive the Next Wave of Growth The leading US carriers have published financial results for 4Q14, and three main themes are apparent ...

US Cable Operator Challenges Cellular Cablevision — a US cable operator providing pay-TV, broadband and fixed voice services in the New York City region — has announced a Wi-Fi mobility ...

Plans by Hutchison to Buy O2 Will Create Headache for Authorities and Uncertainty for Consumers Last week's news that Hutchison is in exclusive talks to buy O2 looks likely to ...

The Countries That Will Provide a Few Surprises during the Next Year At the start of what I'm sure will be another fascinating year in mobile, here are five markets ...

Battle to Sign up New Customers Intensifies as Christmas Approaches Last week, amid the current frenzy of deal-making engulfing UK operators, I paid another visit to a Westfield shopping centre ...

Will Cut AT&T, Verizon Subscriber Bills by 50% Sprint has introduced a half-price strategy in the hopes of enticing AT&T and Verizon subscribers to churn over. The operator will match ...