It was a trick, not a treat
The Alcatel-Lucent revamp sees its Carrier Business Group reorganized into seven units, with GSM and WCDMA surviving the shuffle
Contest winners: the good, the bad, the scary
I'm not dressing as an iPhone, are you?
New Gmail update offers synchronization across devices
With Google's backing, UbiquiSys ramps up for femtocell mass production and user trials
Two of Alcatel-Lucent's senior management team are leaving, including the CFO, and there could be more
Alcatel-Lucent takes its headcount reduction up to 16,500 in an effort to boost its bottom line as the vendor announces a Q3 loss
Do you care?
The CDMA vendor might expand beyond its core technology as the wireless market moves to 4G
Oh, so close
Vodafone makes femtocell vendor choices while others near supplier selections
Alcatel-Lucent CEO is presenting a revised business plan to her board today before making a Halloween earnings presentation
Big plans for India get bigger
More pics and pans from last week's TelcoTV show in Atlanta
Private equity firm Platinum Equity is set to acquire Covad for $304M, nearly a 60% premium
A dog's life for the cult gadget
The book closes on a bit of optical components history, as Pirelli buys a piece of the former Alcatel Optronics
3 and Skype launch cheap 3G phone that offers inexpensive calls for subscribers
Analyst raises estimates on how much Apple is making from AT&T's sales of the iPhone
Oracle's takeover offer expires, leaving BEA hanging
Obstacles to 'open access' in the 700MHz C-band lessen
Foundry, Ikanos, Bookham: dealin' heat
Aeluros makes its $57M exit
Networking pioneer Larry Roberts says routing economics could threaten the Internet's future
The wireless show with two faces: Dr Jekyll & Mr Mild
FiOS's owners want to try ad insertion
RIM and Facebook make eyes at wireless show, Google waits in the wings
That cellphone business is killer
Channeling JFK at TelcoTV
As expected, Cisco buys Navini; will it change the nascent market for wireless broadband?
Equipment vendor beats the street on strong routing and SLT sales
Level 3 shares fell more than 20 percent after integration problems forced the company to revise its forecast
Mobile software firm develops a secure broker between the iPhone's public email connections and the corporate world
TIM offers mobile broadband and new Internet tariff
They're the keys to customer satisfaction
Cisco buys into WiMax with the acquisition of Navini Networks for $330 million
Orange must sell unlocked iPhones
3G takeup means the US now leads the world in average data revenues
The head of Cisco's Brazilian operations is among those freed by police as a federal investigation continues
Hutchison 3G offers the music download service at less than half the price that European operators charge
More snapshots from our Ethernet Expo event in NYC
Applications integration promises to be tomorrow's hot topic, while fiber reach and E-NNI remain big today
Ethernet Expo highlights
Environmental group details iPhone concerns
But where are the applications?
Nokia and the Apple iPhone help to lift third-quarter handset sales
Nokia Siemens Networks will slim down its product portfolio further to achieve its additional €500M in annual cost cuts
Stock slips due to uncertainty over its transition from the core router market to its new software control plane venture
Four carriers take home the top three honors at Heavy Reading's annual awards
British incumbent wants to harvest the wind
Jobs says Apple will have a third party developers kit in February 2008
Some snapshots from the show floor at Ethernet Expo
Plenty of people are ready to weigh in on Unstrung's recent Cisco WiMax coverage
Telekom Slovenije expands into Albania with an ISP investment as suitors queue up to buy a slice of the Slovenian incumbent operator
Authorities reportedly have made 40 arrests related to an alleged scheme of tax evasion
Mobile TV viewing is low in the US and Europe, but the introduction of mobile broadcast networks could increase usage
Ethernet Expo: Look who's missing
Avici says its Soapstone control plane software has drawn attention from carriers interested in its PBT management capabilities
German carriers miss out on mobile TV platform bid
A picture perfect evening captured in – wait for it – pictures
Carrier Ethernet still has plenty of holes to patch, an AT&T keynoter says
Orange gets the iPhone
California's Center for Environmental Health files notice
Verizon Business is taking its international Ethernet services into three emerging Central and Eastern European markets
The annual Light Reading awards have been handed out at a gala dinner in New York and here's who won
As service providers offer Ethernet services in more places, the move to fiber, by some, is seen as inevitable
Hilarity ensues... sorta
It's not the answer, yet
European Commissioner Viviane Reding will shake up the telecom market next month with plans for an FCC-style European regulator
Who soared? Who sank? A look at last year's Leading Lights winners
Cisco's WiMax acquisition plans are moving ahead fast, according to sources
Wireless backhaul promises to be a major carrier Ethernet market, but vendors claim it's harder than it looks
The company says it's just following the money
Research and education network enables dynamic circuits and bandwidth on demand with help from Ciena and Infinera
But the wireless broadband playing field is more open than ever
Competitors say the DPI vendor's earnings forecast is not indicative of the market as a whole
BT says changes in its 21CN project are part of a planned annual review. The carrier denies there's been any 'cull' of execs
Google acquires microblogging platform Jaiku along with everything else
Revenues will fall short again, sending Allot stock downward after hours
A day-by-day glance
Carrier Ethernet will dominate the discussion of Ethernet's future at Ethernet Expo 2007, opening October 15 in New York City
Who's afraid of Ovi?
AT&T agrees to acquire 700 MHz spectrum from Aloha Partners for $2.5 billion
A note on the Alltel pitchman's popularity
Get your iPhone 24-carat-gold plated
Juniper's Scott Kriens gets a job title makeover
Deep packet inspection and policy control emerge as early talking points at the Broadband World Forum Europe
Content, the Internet, and intolerable people
Vodafone buys fixed-line assets of Tele2 in Italy and Spain for $1.1 billion
WiMax players could win spectrum in the upcoming FCC auctions, but do the technology's backers have the funds?
Europe's telco players spew news in Berlin
In preparation for next week's Ethernet Expo, Heavy Reading names its service provider awards finalists
Is there life beyond IPTV?
New Siemens CEO expresses dissatisfaction with the Nokia Siemens joint venture
Stock slides on reports of more wireless woes
Swisscom makes use of FastWeb's IP experience
The company's less-than-banner year continues as Q3 promises to disappoint
While other vendors are going the way of packet optical transport, Cisco says there's an alternative
Mobile billing company wants to expand in 2008 through targeted buyouts
Is the Web, not wireless and mobility, cable's true path to the coveted 'quad-play'? Liberty Global's new CTO thinks so
Pat Russo's time has come. It ain't working
Are you ready to share?
Veterans of Microsoft's IPTV middleware group have formed 180Squared to build services on the Mediaroom platform
More thoughts on how Cisco's WiMax plans might evolve
No, not the monkey
Cellphones and MLB Playoffs
As the PBT vs MPLS debate rages on, test center EANTC shows how the two technologies can live together
Here are the finalists for the fourth annual Light Reading Leading Lights Awards
Video is attracting advertisers and carrier spending to increase capacity
Don't look now – the Internet is evolving
While AT&T and Verizon have dazzled with their stock success, Embarq may be getting dirt cheap
If Cisco does enter the WiMax market it will have more of a fight on its hands than it did with enterprise WiFi
Has Ciena finally picked a side in the PBT vs. MPLS battle?
Safety startup wants Verizon kicked out of the 700MHz auctions in 2008
Alcatel-Lucent's board issues statement saying it supports CEO Pat Russo, and hits out at 'erroneous speculations' in the media
How will Google navigate now?
ECI and Operax get jiggy with Telecom Italia
Screwing with Verizon
EBay takes a $1.4 billion charge on Skype, effectively admitting that the company was overvalued
Nokia agrees to acquire digital map provider Navteq
The content delivery network boasts less 'chatty' routing based on custom-made hardware
German giant stays tight-lipped over rumors it may consider selling its 50% stake in Nokia Siemens Networks
