'The quarter is proving that Cable and Wireless are in the throes of market maturity, both facing a smaller pool with churn at historically low levels,' wrote the financial analysts at TD Cowen in a recent note to investors. lightreading.com/finance/things…

the other guys are selling your location data whether you like it or not. you may as well switch to Helium Mobile and earn some MOBILE in the process

FCC issues $200M in fines for AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon for selling location data lightreading.com/wireless/fcc-i…

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Growth is showing signs of slowing in the broadband, mobile and cable markets. As a result, US telecom network operators are devising a variety of responses, including job cuts and M&A. lightreading.com/finance/things…

. The FCC fines Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile (Sprint) nearly $200 million for sharing access to customers' location data.

Charter tacked on 486,000 mobile lines (473,000 residential and 13,000 business), extending its total to 8.25 million (7.99 million residential and 260,000 business). But analysts were expecting Charter to add 540,000 mobile lines. lightreading.com/cable-technolo…
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After a surprise bid by Skyvera, Lumine and Skyvera participated in an auction for Casa Systems' wireless business. With a final $32.25 million bid – far above its initial offer – Lumine won. lightreading.com/mobile-core/lu…

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T-Mobile increased its postpaid phone customer base and its fixed wireless customer base. But company officials suggested the operator might employ some pricing hikes in the coming months.
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Skyvera and Lumine Group are set to fight over the wireless business of Casa Systems this week, with bidding to start at $20 million. Verizon – which accounts for 80% of the revenue in Casa's wireless business – is closely watching the proceedings. lightreading.com/mobile-core/sk…

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Skyvera and Lumine Group are set to begin bidding for Casa Systems' wireless business this week. And Casa's biggest customer, Verizon, may not be comfortable with Skyvera winning the auction. lightreading.com/mobile-core/sk…

Fixed wireless company Bloosurf said it filed a lawsuit against T-Mobile over allegedly interfering with its 2.5GHz operations. lightreading.com/fixed-wireless…

Democrats on the FCC voted to restore net neutrality and Title II rules. The issue will face inevitable court challenges and is likely to be undone again under the next Republican administration.

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In the handful of US markets where it is already testing fiber services, T-Mobile offers three tiers of fiber service, starting at 500Mbit/s connections for $55 per month and ranging up to 2Gbit/s services for $110 per month lightreading.com/fttx/with-lumo…

. Senate Commerce, Science, Transportation Committee announce markup of Spectrum and National Security Act and other bills next Wednesday. It would extend The FCC auction authority to 2029 and provide funding for 'rip and replace,' the Affordable Connectivity Program, and NG-911.

According to survey findings from Recon Analytics and Roger Entner , more than half of all Americans, and roughly 70% of fixed wireless customers, have expressed interest in purchasing fiber from T-Mobile. lightreading.com/fttx/with-lumo…

T-Mobile's ultimate goal is to expand Lumos' fiber network to a total of 3.5 million US homes by the end of 2028. lightreading.com/fttx/with-lumo…
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T-Mobile laid out a new phone unlocking policy for Mint Mobile and Ultra Mobile customers in what looks like a bid to convince regulators to approve the company's proposed $1.3 billion purchase of the two MVNOs. lightreading.com/regulatory-pol…

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T-Mobile will invest $950 million for a 50% stake in a joint venture with EQT for fiber operator Lumos. The deal represents T-Mobile's deepening interest in moving beyond fixed wireless to fiber. lightreading.com/fttx/with-lumo…
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'T-Mobile commits to implement an unlocking policy,' the operator told the FCC in an apparent effort to convince regulators to approve its $1.3 billion move on MVNOs Mint Mobile and Ultra Mobile. lightreading.com/regulatory-pol…
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