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AT&T Bites the Hands that Feed It … Again!

No Jitter (www.nojitter.com) Hank Levine Some of you may have read that on a recent call discussing its latest financials AT&T’s CFO proudly reported that business service revenues experienced their “best growth rate in 4 years, down only 0.3% compared to a decline of 4.4% in the year-ago quarter. And […]

Verizon Wants to Exploit Your Confidential Information

The Voice Report Justin Castillo and Ellen Block A confidentiality landmine is lurking in pending changes to Verizon’s online terms and conditions. Verizon issued a notice on May 17 regarding the changes, and close examination reveals that effective June 1, 2012, customers who agree – knowingly or otherwise – to […]

Sales of unused IPv4 addresses gathering steam

NetworkWorld.com Carolyn Duffy Marsan LB3’s Marc A. Lindsey is quoted extensively in the following NetworkWorld article on the current activity in the IPv4 trading market. A growing number of U.S. carriers and enterprises are hedging their bets on IPv6 by purchasing blocks of unused IPv4 addresses through official channels or […]

The Future of Wireless

Kevin DiLallo & Joe Schmidt.   Mobile Roadmap: Navigating around the Coming Collision in the Mobile Ecosystem.   Recently, during a webinar held April 24, 2012, LB3 Partner Kevin DiLallo teamed up with TC2 Project Director Joe Schmidt to discuss the many factors enterprise users must take into account while planning for […]

If you want contract amendments done right, draft them yourself

Telecom and IT vendors are quick to supply contract forms, and then to insist on working from them. That puts the onus on the buyer to catch the “gotchas” and one-sided terms that the vendor inserted, a task that can be exhausting and penalizes the unwary or eager. As any […]