Robert Colonna arrived at the store and began screaming at the employees allegedly because a product he purchased was not working.
Massive cable project set to give Africa internet boost
O2, a subsidiary of Telefónica, and Virgin Media, which is owned by Liberty Global, may combine their U.K. assets
AT&T is lifting data caps to give greater internet access to customers while Comcast is offering 60 days of its Internet Essentials for free to new customers in low-income houses.
Pandemic exposes 'digital divide' as schools, workplaces close
Regulators move to fine telecoms for selling location data
The telecom watchdog believes that carriers may have violated promises made to the U.S. Congress.
Verizon Media Group is expected to lay off 150 U.S. workers this week.
A plan by Labour to offer free broadband to all Britons has been widely criticized.
Kepler Communications becomes the first satellite broadband to offer more than 100 Mbps in the Arctic.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has given its stamp of approval to the $26 billion acquisition of Sprint by T-Mobile with conditions that it would monitor the commitments made.
The FTC said AT&T Mobile's unlimited data plans essentially were a bait-and-switch scam that throttled data after consumers used as little as 2 gigabytes.
First Verizon cut prices. Then AT&T followed suit. This wireless service price war is off the hook!
Certain Verizon customers will get a free year of Disney+ when it launches next month.
The wireless giant will give its subscribers a free year of Disney+.
Eligible Verizon customers will have access to Disney+ free for one year.
Elon-Musk led SpaceX has sought permission to launch 30,000 more low-earth orbits (LEO) satellites for its Starlink broadband network.
The T-Mobile Sprint merger is good for rural America said the latest news on the T-Mobile Sprint merger that quoted a top official of the Department of Justice.
Much of rural America struggles to get high speed internet, a problem a potential Elizabeth Warren administration would hope to solve.
According to one top exec, Google expects ISPs will loosen their data caps to clear the way for its Stadia cloud gaming service. But why would they?
Cable companies like Comcast and Charter aren't interested in promo pricing their video subscriber services anymore.
AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, And T-Mobile sued over the sharing of geolocation data to a broker that provided the information to law enforcement without the consent of their customers.
