Back in May, we called the AT&T’s proposed $39 billion buyout of T-Mobile “the deal regulators love to hate,” and boy were we right about that one: On Wednesday, the Department of Justice filed suit in Washington DC’s federal court, claiming the potential merger violates antitrust law. READ MORE
Ever heard of cramming? It’s the act of adding various unauthorized fees onto a mobile phone bill for third-party services of dubious quality and/or necessity–and even if you haven’t heard of it, you might be paying for it. READ MORE
The much-ballyhooed deal between Sprint Nextel and LightSquared, the upstart 4G network company, has finally come to fruition, the two companies announced Thursday. Both companies settled on a 15-year agreement that includes spectrum hosting and network services, 4G wholesale, and 3G roaming. READ MORE
