Free telecom industry from old regs By Bruce Mehlman and Rick Boucher. 01/15/2013 10:41 PM EST. Link Copied. After an exceptionally divisive election season, and amid neverending ...

In the Jan. 16 op-ed “Free Telecom Industry From 20th-Century Regulations,” the authors note that “Thirty years ago, there was one telephone company. No cellphones, no smartphones, no apps ...

Free, the perky challenger in the French telecoms market that knocked the other operators into the ropes during the past few years, now seems to be taking blows and is looking for an opening.

People are returning from their summer vacations to face both good and bad news on the sluggish recovery. In those parts of the economy where competitive market forces are free to work ...

But that problem is still far away as Free has yet to acquire Bouygues Telecom. Photo credit: Copyleft under the CC BY-SA 3.0 license. Topics. Bouygues, Bouygues Telecom, Europe, France Newsletter ...

The Canadian Wireless Telecommunications Association has weighed in on the fiery debate between telecom giants and smaller carriers, asking the federal government to ensure an “open and free ...

In light of today’s internet outage, the Canadian startup Sweat Free Telecom has come onto our radar since it sells pre-paid eSIM cards with data that doesn’t expire. In an email to MobileSyrup, Sweat ...

SK Telecom, South Korea's largest telco, is partnering with U.S. AI startup Perplexity to offer the artificial intelligence-based search engine to its users as an alternative to Google and Naver ...