SOUTHWESTERN BELL PHONE COMPANY:

Yahoo, Saved by the Bell
It was five years ago today when Yahoo signed a deal with SBC Communications, then the second largest phone company in the US. It was a sign of the times – a decidedly hip Yahoo was teaming up with the dowdy phone company,
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Tom Wright says, “A series of phone calls and broken promises later We’re the phone company!” With that attitude the company may soon become the “ex” phone Cliff Edwards writes about his experience with SBC customer service,
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But even more bad news is on the horizon for the likes of AT&T and Southwestern Bell; If we had telephone companies that knew how to build services that it'll be a while before the VoIP companies will have phone companies
Living with Comcast Digital Phone Service
A little history. I was one of the first to switch to Comcast phone service years ago because it was going to be cheaper and they had customer service on the weekend. 5 years ago, Pac Bell / SBC or whatever they were called,
NO MA BELL MERGER WITHOUT NET NEUTRALITY
Oct. 2000: SBC announces joint-venture agreement with BellSouth to create a wireless phone company that will be named Cingular Wireless. The company launches in January 2001. Feb. 2004: Cingular Wireless announces the acquisition of
dear SBC fuckheads, when i told you back at the en
dear SBC fuckheads, when i told you back at the end of May this year when i was signing up for local phone service that i didn't need your long distance service (because i already HAD long distance service through a calling card) maybe
FCC Breaking ATT/BellSouth Stalemate?
As a condition of the AT&T-SBC merger, the company agreed to offer DSL without also requiring customers to buy AT&T phone service. But rivals have complained that AT&T’s pricing gives customers no incentive to buy the products
On HB 6456: I DON'T want my MTVor your Fox News either
Currently in Michigan, if a company wants to offer cable TV service in an area, In return, the cable companies pay the city or township certain fees and That's just dandy for AT&T (née SBC, née Ameritech, née Michigan Bell,
Yertle the Turtle? AT&T Now "Two Mergers Away" from Reintegration
The RBOCs basically were confined to local phone service and they were barred from Now, AT&T, the once broken-up monopoly, is merging with SBC, a large RBOC. Meanwhile, local phone competition from companies leasing wholesale
Round Table in a Square Configuration
in any form of funding/partnership outside of the normal SBC channels, they will be accused of promoting an alternative convention-like movement. contrary to their stated agenda, along with a brief phone conversation with Bro.
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