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Verizon, AT&T Spend $70 Billion On Spectrum To Improve 5G Networks

WASHINGTON DC - The much-anticipated results of the FCC’s Auction 107 are in, with Verizon and AT&T spending big as anticipated on the coveted C-band spectrum. Verizon in particular spent nearly twice as much as AT&T, with a total spend of $45.4 billion. AT&T’s total bid adds up to $23.4 billion. T-Mobile is in a distant

By |2021-02-26T19:36:51-05:00February 26th, 2021|Digital, Engineering Society of Detroit, ESD|

Verizon Awards $100,000 Grant To Mercy Education Project For STEM Literacy

DETROIT - Verizon has awarded a $100,000 grant to the Mercy Education Project to provide digital literacy, STEM education and technology-related workforce development opportunities in under-resourced communities. This is part of Verizon’s commitment to increase digital inclusion nationwide by removing the barriers to economic prosperity and ensuring the benefits of technology are accessible to everyone.

By |2020-02-02T18:25:43-05:00January 31st, 2020|New Products / Contracts, STEM|

Verizon Sponsoring Ann Arbor-Based Cybercrime Support Group

ANN ARBOR—The Cybercrime Support Network (CSN) has announced a new leadership sponsorship with New York City-based Verizon Communications Inc. Officials with the Ann Arbor-based organization say the sponsorship will allow them to expand its efforts to provide cybercrime and online fraud victims with the help and resources they need. Millions of American consumers and small businesses are

By |2019-08-18T11:24:41-04:00August 14th, 2019|Cyber Defense|

J.D. Power Study: Unlimited Data Plans Magic Elixir For Wireless Quality, BYOD Not So Much

COSTA MESA, Calif. - Unlimited data plans are the magic elixir for wireless network quality, while “bring your own device” promotions are having the opposite effect, according to the J.D. Power 2018 U.S. Wireless Network Quality Performance Study –Volume 1. The study finds that customers with unlimited data plans experience a lower incidence of overall network problems,

By |2018-02-04T16:01:57-05:00February 4th, 2018|Connected Tech, Mobile MI|

Snafu Leaves 14 Million Verizon Subscribers Personal Information Unprotected

SAN FRANCISCO - More than 14 million records of Verizon subscribers who called the phone giant's customer services in the past six months were found on an unprotected Amazon storage server controlled by an employee of Nice Systems, a Ra'anana, Israel-based tech company. Verizon has a base of 113.9 million total customers. The data was

By |2017-07-13T16:53:32-04:00July 13th, 2017|Cyber Defense, Featured|

Verizon Is Jumping Back On The Unlimited Data Bandwagon

DETROIT - The wireless carrier launched a new plan Monday that offers unlimited data, talk time and texts for $80 per month for the first line when you select automatic payments. Customers can add up to four more lines for $45 per month each. The plan is available to both new and existing customers. Verizon,

By |2017-02-16T15:25:13-05:00February 16th, 2017|New Products / Contracts|

State-Sponsored Hackers Steal 500 Million Yahoo Accounts – Biggest Data Breach In History

SAN FRANCISCO - Hackers swiped personal information associated with at least a half billion Yahoo accounts, the internet giant said Thursday, marking the biggest data breach in history. The hack, which took place in 2014, revealed names, email addresses, phone numbers, birth dates and, in some cases, security questions and answers, Yahoo said in a

By |2016-09-22T21:26:09-04:00September 22nd, 2016|Cyber Defense, Featured|

Internet Advisor: Cable Provider Verizon Buying Yahoo – What Are The Implications?

Rich Jaroslovsky has been following the future of news coverage for most of  his career with such outlets as Wall Street Journal Online and Bloomberg News.  We are delighted to have his perspective on this latest shift in the “tectonic plates” of Internet sites: Cable provider Verizon is buying veteran site, Yahoo.  What are the

By |2016-08-03T15:19:06-04:00August 3rd, 2016|Internet Advisor, Podcasts|

FCC Preparing Proposal To Take Charge Of Consumer Online Privacy

WASHINGTON DC - The Federal Communications Commission is preparing a proposal that lays out new rules governing how broadband providers handle your online activity. The rules would put the FCC in charge of consumer privacy, a duty previously handled by the Federal Trade Commission. The proposal comes amid heightened concern about personal privacy, thanks to

By |2016-03-11T14:18:34-05:00March 11th, 2016|Cyber Defense, Politics|