Tag: AT&T

Net neutrality is more than necessary

In a ruling earlier last week, the Federal Communications Commission abandoned its irresolute commitment to net neutrality. This means that Internet service providers such as Comcast and Time Warner can charge a premium fee to businesses who want faster access to customers.

Cell service vs. the government

Since the announcement of AT&Ts $39 million plan to takeover T-Mobile, the U.S. Justice Department has filed an antitrust lawsuit against the company to stop a takeover that would spell trouble for future customers.

NSA spying is a touch-tone travesty

Can you hear me now? Even if your service sucks and your friend can’t hear you, don’t be surprised if that phone call is still being heard someone else.

Cells attach strings to student wallets

Like hawks poised to kill, the vendors swoop toward an unsuspecting victim with the question, "How are you doing, miss? Would you mind staying to answer a few questions regarding your present cell phone service?"

Greed, not success

Cutting back, laying off and downsizing are no longer the wave of the future. Rather, the wave is now upon us and many are drowning. Gone are the days of job security and income stability for millions of people nationwide.

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