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Study: Blacks, women talk and text more (posted 08/24/10 at 11:21am)
Blacks talk twice as much as whites on their cell phones, and women talk and text more than men, The Associated Press reports, citing an analysis of wireless bills by the Nielsen Co.
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AT&T sells Wayport; will still run Wi-Fi business (posted 07/23/10 at 10:47am)
AT&T Inc. has completed the sale of a company that provides Wi-Fi hotspots in hotels and McDonald's restaurants, The Associated Press reports.
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CT fines AT&T $1.12M (posted 05/21/10 at 4:01pm)
Connecticut utility regulators fined AT&T $1.12 milion on Friday for repeatedly failing to respond to service problems within 24 hours.
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AT&T to hire 80 in CT (posted 05/11/10 at 11:48am)
AT&T plans to hire 80 salespeople in Connecticut in the coming months, about 20 for door-to-door sales of the U-verse television service and 60 for in-store retail sales jobs, The Hartford Courant reports.
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Survey: Teens love cell phones; schools, not quite (posted 04/21/10 at 10:56am)
Teenagers have embraced text messaging as their main form of communication, but mobile phones are often a source of tension with parents and schools, The Associated Press reports, citing a new survey.
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CT legislative committee OKs call center rules (posted 03/29/10 at 11:00am)
Trying to halt telecommunications job losses in Connecticut, unions and their allies in the General Assembly have cleared a first hurdle for legislation setting new rules for how companies' call centers are staffed.
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AT&T Boss Seeks To Fix CT Business Climate (posted 03/15/10)
Q: You most recently were assistant vice president for AT&T in Washington, D.C. Why was your extensive congressional experience important for becoming president of AT&T in Connecticut?
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WFSB Channel 3 parent’s solid profit ahead (posted 03/05/10 at 10:10am)
An analyst has raised his rating on the stock of Meredith Corp., owner of CBS affiliate Channel 3 in Rocky Hill, on the belief that advertising revenue for its magazines and TV stations is improving.
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