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If there were two themes to describe the first quarter of 2016 for the top 12 wireline service providers it would be transition and transformation. With the earnings season now complete, FierceTelecom is taking a look at the results of the top 12 U.S. incumbents and how they are taking charge of changing times.Verizon CWA, IBEW workers' 2016 strike: full coverage
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With so much focus being on wireless much of the world seemingly has forgotten that Sprint has a profitable wireline business. The company is working to change that attitude by launching a separate wireline division dedicated to its business customer base. Leading this segment is 10-year company veteran Mike Fitz.Frontier's installation follies make unhappy customers fair game for Charter, Bright House
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Verizon, CWA, IBEW reach tentative deal to end strike of wireline workers
Verizon and the Communications Workers of America (CWA) and International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) have come to a tentative agreement on a four-year labor contract, putting an end to a month long strike of the telco's nearly 40,000 wireline workers.
Birch: More customers are migrating to Ethernet for VPN, cloud access
As Birch Communications enhances its network reach through its own builds and working with a series of interconnection partners, the service provider is setting a foundation to grow its Ethernet services business.
Verizon says SD-WAN, on-demand cloud services will give enterprises more control, agility
Verizon recently completed its implementation of Network Function Virtualization OpenStack cloud deployment across five of its U.S. data centers, a move that will serve two purposes: transforming its network architecture and laying the foundation for new enterprise services.
Facebook, Microsoft to build 160 Tbps, 4,100 km submarine cable
Facebook and Microsoft have hatched plans to build their own submarine cable network that will bypass congested network routes.
Showtime's Christie: Amazon and Hulu have changed from being competitors to partners
Showtime, like many other premium network providers, initially saw over the top players like Hulu and Amazon as a threat. But now the company sees those SVOD providers as a way to attract a new base of cord-nevers and cord-cutters. The company hopes that it will be able to also work with Netflix in the same capacity some day.
Nokia's Alcatel-Lucent acquisition advances re-entry into optical market, says research firm
Nokia is now the number two worldwide optical network equipment vendor.
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IDC Russia said tablet shipments in the country fell by 8.5 per cent year-on-year to 919,000 units in the first quarter of 2016, while in terms of value in U.S. dollars the market shrank by 12.9 per cent.
Berg Insight said Europe's smart home market lagged North America by two to three years in terms of penetration and market maturity at the end of 2015, with an installed base of 5.3 million smart homes compared to 12.7 million in North America.







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