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Facebook Mobile: Huge Risk

The company acknowledged that it does not "generate any meaningful revenue from the use of Facebook mobile products, and our ability to do so successfully is unproven." ...read more

Facebook IPO Raises Stakes for Telecom

The IPO raises the stakes for the telecom industry, as public funding makes it an absolute imperative to deliver real value to shareholders through video-on-demand, core communications services, OTT and advertising – with ...read more

Network Mgmt. In the Age of Big Data

Service providers and their vendor partners mastered the art of network management years ago and have been a model for other industries. But requirements keep changing. This B/OSS Reader Survey looks at priorities for ...read more

New Video Delivery Models

It's clear that multiscreen and anywhere, anytime access is the primary content shift in the video marketplace driving service-provider investment. This Digital Issue helps operators develop strategic thinking as they build ...read more

The Customer-Satisfaction Struggle

Despite slight increases in customer satisfaction across most industries, it's still a struggle for wireless, wireline and television, which lag behind almost all others. ...read more

Latest Headlines

LTE Subscriber Data: The Killer API

The global subscriber data management market is expected to grow to $1.86 billion by 2016, driven increasingly by LTE deployments and the need for crafting personalized service packages. ...More
May 18, 2012 By Tara Seals
Posted in News
Mobile: Huge Risk and Opportunity for Facebook

The company acknowledged that it does not "generate any meaningful revenue from the use of Facebook mobile products, and our ability to do so successfully is unproven." ...More
May 18, 2012 By Josh Long
Posted in News

Facebook IPO Raises High Stakes for Telecom

The IPO raises the stakes for the telecom industry, as public funding makes it an absolute imperative to deliver real value to shareholders through video-on-demand, core communications services, OTT and advertising – with big ramifications to service providers. ...More
May 18, 2012 By Tara Seals
Posted in Blog
What's In a Word, Small?

Defining a small business is very difficult but necessary. It is particularly important when discussing the needs of a small business versus that of a large enterprise, and in too many cases the line is blurred and the result is disastrous for the small business. ...More
May 18, 2012 By David Byrd
Posted in Blog
Verizon Wireless Clarifies Unlimited Data Position as Angry Customers Rant Online

Verizon explained the unlimited plan will no longer be available to customers who purchase handsets at discounted prices after the company introduces its shared data plans. ...More
May 18, 2012 By Josh Long
Posted in News
Verizon CFO 'Extremely Confident' Regulators Will Bless Cable Deals

Fran Shammo said the AT&T/T-Mobile merger was an entirely different kind of deal. ...More
May 17, 2012 By Josh Long
Posted in News
Facebook Makes History in IPO, Sets Share Price

Mark Zuckerberg, who founded the company eight years ago in a Harvard dorm room, doesn't have much to worry about in the way of personal finances. ...More
May 17, 2012 By Josh Long
Posted in News
Netflix Planning Offering for Families

The offering is expected to be customized based on individual viewing habits. ...More
May 17, 2012 By Josh Long
Posted in News
Comcast Raises Data Caps, Befuddling Some Industry Watchers

In a media call Thursday with Comcast, some journalists seemed perplexed that the company was raising its data limits when the majority of customers don't even come close to the current cap. ...More
May 17, 2012 By Josh Long
Posted in News
Sprint CEO: Despite AT&T-T-Mobile Fiasco, Big M&A Coming

So the proposed AT&T-T-Mobile merger last year went down in flames. So what, says Sprint CEO Dan Hesse. ...More
May 17, 2012 By Craig Galbraith
Posted in News