Subject: Telecommunications Sector

• Football Foodie

  December 6, 2006

• AN I-NET LOSS FOR PHOENIXCITY FORGIVES DIMENSION CABLE'S OBLIGATION TO PROVIDE A DATA-TRANSMISSION SYSTEM

  December 15, 1993

• Dave Matthews Band Coming To Cricket on May 6

  It's not even Christmas, but we have our first piece of big summer concert news today: Dave Matthews Band is coming to Cricket Wireless Pavilion on May 6.Yes, it's time for "Dave" again, already.DMB's first studio record in four years (oddly produced by Rob Cavallo of Green Day and My Chemical Romance fame) is slated for release in April, so they'll be touring in support of that, not that they ever need a reason to hit the road, playing shows that make frat boys feel semi-intellectual for an hou

  December 15, 2008

• Cold Play

  April 24, 2008

• Howl of Sanity

  Too bad it stands a snowball's chance in the Sonoran Desert of passing, because a bill banning armed Minutemen makes sense

  March 9, 2006

• Prisoner of War Chest

  McCain should put his campaign money where his mouth is — or, at least, online

  February 10, 2000

• NOW NOT SHOWINGTHE INDEPENDENT FILM CHANNEL OFFERS THOUGHTFUL, PROVOCATIVE FARE, WHICH MIGHT EXPLAIN WHY YOU PROBABLY CAN'T GET IT

  September 7, 1995

• CABLE'S NEW TUBE STAKETHE BIG TV WINDFALL CONGRESS PROMISED MAY END UP COSTING YOU

  October 6, 1993

• App Pupils

  May 14, 2009

• Virgin, Universal to Offer Unlimited MP3s

  Can Virgin - with the help of Universal Music - effectively end online music piracy? We'll have to wait and seeIn an effort to help and curtail online music piracy, Universal Music will partner up with U.K. telecommunications ("telco," if you're British) provider Virgin Media to launch an unlimited downloadable music service. This service will set users back anywhere from $16 - $24 (10 - 15 pounds) a month and it allows them unlimited access to Universal's entire catalog. Users can either downlo

  June 15, 2009