| Ticker Symbol: |
T - USA Markets |
| Stock Last Traded Price: |
$25.58 |
| Stock Last Traded At: |
2/3/2010 4:02pm |
| Change: |
-0.11 |
| Opened At: |
$25.63 |
| Day Range: |
$25.81 - $25.40 |
| Volume: |
22954152
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| Page Last Updated: |
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- NBC Universal's Winter Olympics Mobile Line-Up: Two New Apps; Social Media Features And More (at paidContent.org)
- TechBits package (AP)
- UPDATE - Akamai 4th-quarter profit beats Street (at Reuters)
- Healthy baby campaign uses texts to reach mothers (AP)
- New Motorola Android phone on Verizon: the Devour (AP)
- Comcast 4Q profit up on revenue boost, tax gain (AP)
- Comcast's profit climbs; broadband demand rises (at MarketWatch)
- Verizon Slags AT&T With a New Pair of Ads (at AllThingsD)
- Comcast Says Profits Rise, Stays Quiet On NBC (at Forbes.com)
- US media (at FT.com)
- Verizon to sell 2nd Motorola Android phone, Devour (Reuters)
- 5 Stocks Making Cash (at Motley Fool)
- Barclays Cuts Verizon Price Target (at The Wall Street Journal Online)
- 5 Boring Stocks That Won't Let You Down (at Motley Fool)
- Apple iPad: Analyst Tones Down Excitement over Device (at The Wall Street Journal Online)
- CORRECTED - UPDATE - US senator presses tech firms on practices in China (at Reuters)
- Comcast's profit more than doubles (at MarketWatch)
- Penn State Hershey Medical Center to Provide Complimentary AT&T Wi-Fi in Patient Rooms (PR Newswire)
- AT&T Customers Get More Mobile Broadband Inside the Smithsonian Museums (PR Newswire)
- The myth of the free Apple iPad (at Fortune)
NBC Universal's Winter Olympics Mobile Line-Up: Two New Apps; Social Media Features And More (at paidContent.org)
After being blown away by the amount of mobile web traffic NBC Universal received during the Beijing Olympics, it is investing even more heavily in mobile for the Vancouver 2010 Olympics....
TechBits package (AP)
Satellite TV providers Dish Network Corp. and DirecTV Inc. usually unleash attack advertisements against their cable TV competitors....
UPDATE - Akamai 4th-quarter profit beats Street (at Reuters)...
Healthy baby campaign uses texts to reach mothers (AP)
Expectant mothers are getting a new tool to help keep themselves and their babies healthy: pregnancy tips sent directly to their cell phones....
New Motorola Android phone on Verizon: the Devour (AP)
Verizon Wireless has a second handset from Motorola Inc. that uses Google Inc.'s Android software: The Devour. Much like the Motorola Droid, which debuted to much fanfare in November, the Devour has a touch screen that slides away to reveal a keyboard....
Comcast 4Q profit up on revenue boost, tax gain (AP)
Comcast Corp. reported sharply higher fourth-quarter earnings, propelled mainly by a boost in broadband and phone revenue, and unveiled a new brand for its core cable TV operations as it transforms into a media conglomerate....
Comcast's profit climbs; broadband demand rises (at MarketWatch)
Comcast says its fourth-quarter profit more than doubled as costs declined and it gained new subscribers for its digital video, broadband and telephone services....
Verizon Slags AT&T With a New Pair of Ads (at AllThingsD)
If the additional $2 billion AT&T has allocated for wireless capital spending in 2010 is the companyâs answer to critics of its network performance, it best start putting it to good use â and soon....
Comcast Says Profits Rise, Stays Quiet On NBC (at Forbes.com)...
US media (at FT.com)
Comcast will be in Washington on Thursday pitching its plans to buy NBC Universal. While politicians will be more interested in making noises about consumer protection, they might also do a service to Comcast investors by asking the company to explain why it makes sense to mix programming in with the pipes....
Verizon to sell 2nd Motorola Android phone, Devour (Reuters)
Verizon Wireless said on Wednesday that in March it would start selling its second Motorola Inc phone based on Google Inc's Android software....
5 Stocks Making Cash (at Motley Fool)...
Barclays Cuts Verizon Price Target (at The Wall Street Journal Online)...
5 Boring Stocks That Won't Let You Down (at Motley Fool)...
Apple iPad: Analyst Tones Down Excitement over Device (at The Wall Street Journal Online)...
CORRECTED - UPDATE - US senator presses tech firms on practices in China (at Reuters)...
Comcast's profit more than doubles (at MarketWatch)
Comcast says its fourth-quarter profit more than doubled as costs declined and it gained new subscribers for its digital video, broadband and telephone services....
Penn State Hershey Medical Center to Provide Complimentary AT&T Wi-Fi in Patient Rooms (PR Newswire)
AT&T* is working with Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center to provide complimentary AT&T Wi-Fi access in hospital patient areas. Under a new contract, AT&T and Penn State will equip nearly 500 patient rooms throughout the Medical Center with AT&T Wi-Fi capabilities, allowing patients and their visitors to access high speed wireless broadband....
AT&T Customers Get More Mobile Broadband Inside the Smithsonian Museums (PR Newswire)
AT&T* today announced the activation of indoor third generation wireless broadband network systems in nine of the Smithsonian Institution's most heavily trafficked museums in the District....
The myth of the free Apple iPad (at Fortune)
Can Steve Jobs' tablet do for magazines what the sneaker phone did for Sports Illustrated? Joe Zeff, who used to run the graphics department at Time Magazine, is getting some attention for an idea he floated on his new Design Blog: publishers, he suggests, should lure readers to their struggling magazines by giving away free [...]... |
