59 news & feature articles results for "david dorman"

Chris Hassett is quietly proceeding with plans to launch a New York-based start-up that focuses on Net entertainment programming.

Posted by Jeff Pelline

As Apple Computer sorts through its list of potential candidates for its chief executive slot, a short list has developed, according to a published report today.

Posted by Dawn Kawamoto

Deal lets company move some local phone customers to McLeodUSA's network, as FCC readies temporary rules.

Posted by Ben Charny

The long-distance provider announces a new voice over Internet Protocol service it says will be available to consumers early next year.

Posted by Scott Ard and Margaret Kane

PointCast announces the key components of upgrades to its software, which "pushes" information to users' desktops.

Posted by Dawn Kawamoto

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.

Posted by Dinesh C. Sharma

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.

Posted by Ben Charny

Company says it will no longer seek out new residential customers for its wired telephone business.

Posted by Ben Charny and Dawn Kawamoto

Spurred by uncertainty over its current wireless contract, the long-distance giant announces a five-year deal with Sprint and says it may launch new cellular services before the end of 2004.

Posted by Dawn Kawamoto

The phone giant proposes to build its own local telephone switching structure to eliminate its dependence on equipment from the four Baby Bells.

Posted by Marguerite Reardon