Special Reports

It's pretty much a given these days that the tier one U.S. telcos' wireline voice is a dying business beset by cable competition and the ongoing subscriber wireless substitution. However, one area

For the past four years, FierceMobileContent has been honoring top mobile applications that we think are standouts among their peers. We have decided to take a look back at some of those award

After leaving Earthlink where he served as the company's Executive Vice President when the ISP bought out his former company New Edge Networks in 2006, Dan Moffat took to the high seas for his next

Verizon's Fiber to the Premises (FTTP) deployment strategy is well documented, and its bet is giving it some decent returns. As of the end of the third quarter 2009, Verizon Communications had 2.5

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Julius Genachowski

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Steve Jobs

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Lowell McAdam

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Eric Schmidt

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Ralph de la Vega

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Peter Chou

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Mike Lazaridis and Jim Balsillie

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Robert Dotson

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What's hot at SUPERCOMM this year? Well, the event organizers believe that with Obama administration set to award Broadband Stimulus grants in November, the talk of the town will be broadband. With

If today's telco could build its last mile network from scratch today, no doubt it would have been all fiber, but in reality copper still dominates. Fiber for all of its wonder is still the new kid

The Fierce editorial team was out in full force at the show last week, covering all aspects of the conference. You can check out our coverage of the conference and the co-located events at the

It might seem a long time ago (actually, it was only in early 2005) that Verizon and the former SBC put some of the last nails in the tier one ILEC merger/acquisition coffin with the purchase of the

With the world's economy still in a fragile state, I decided to take a look at how the U.S. service providers are serving the business market. All of the executives I talked to admitted that while