Howard Solomon

Telus is objecting to the subsidiary of U.S. provider that wants to light and sell dark fibre it buys from the Canadian telco from being declared a reseller of telecom services. Instead, it has asked the telecom regulator to declare the subsidiary a telecom carrier. That, industry analysts say, would set off a foreign control fight, a fight Telus says isn't its intention

Although pitching itself at "working-class" people who want basic service, the startup will have a network ready for advanced broadband when it starts service in May. Read why a company exec says it's a minor upgradern

The U.S. communications regulator has a wide-ranging plan for the country to become the nation with the fastest wireless network in the world. Some industry experts here say we should have a plan of our own, while other say it's not needed

NetScout has created a software probe for enterprises using Cisco

The federal telecom regulator has been saying for months it wants to look at its hands-off policy of regulating wireless data. But the wireless industry can

Yes says an industry analyst, who has been told that a multimode chip for handsets will be available by the end of the year. No says Motorola exec, who says operators are using the technologies for different markets rn

The telecom regulator has decided the startup's ownership structure isn't complex to justifiy a public hearing. However, the closed-door review it has to undergo will lengthen the time it will take to get into business