Here are the stories were following today:
> One of the unintended consequences of the 600 Mhz spectrum auction appears to be a dramatic increase in the costs of theater productions at U.S. schools. Wired article
> T-Mobile outlined U.S. government requests for data on its customers. PhoneArena article
> Verizon could face a congressional inquiry into the company's throttling of California firefighters’ data speeds. Ars Technica article
> Sprint's CEO visited one of the company's cell towers. Inside Towers article
> Comcast’s Xfinity Mobile is offering $300 to customers who buy some of its smartphones. Prepaid Phone News article
According to a new report, major telecom companies are using robocall tactics to fight net neutrality legislation. Motherboard article
> AT&T is at the center of a new article outlining the company's closure of its call centers amid an increase in the company's revenues from tax reform. The Guardian article