Verizon’s Dan Mead to retire; John Stratton is new wireless chief
Big Red now has just one CEO
Verizon made a surprise annoucement in a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filing on Wednesday. Dan Mead, Verizon Communications EVP and CEO…
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AT&T restructures its mobility group, promoting execs de la Vega and Lurie
AT&T is giving its Mobility CEO Ralph de la Vega more responsibility and a new title, placing him in charge of a…
AT&T adds 551,000 customers, including 398,000 connected tablets
Who says consumers aren’t connecting their tablets to mobile networks? AT&T has had two successive quarters of 300,000-plus connected tablet activations.
Here’s AT&T’s plan to grow now that everyone has a mobile phone
AT&T reported flat revenue and income growth for the third quarter of 2012, but behind those numbers is a business changing its strategy in wireless to deal with a saturated market. The goal will be new plans and new services so customers spend more.
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Exec shuffle focuses AT&T on the real prize: mobile
With its executive reshuffling this week AT&T returned to a structure that more accurately reflects where its businesses are heading. The wireless juggernaut that drives most of AT&T’s revenues in now firmly in the hands of former consumer CEO Ralph de la Vega.
AT&T's Ralph de la Vega Thinks Company Can Replicate iPhone's Success 'Many Times Over'
The iPhone is maybe the most successful use case in mobile today because the hardware, software, wireless network and application community…
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AT&T Reorganizes; Wireless Head De La Vega Now Oversees All Consumer Services
AT&T (NYSE: T) has placed wireless head Ralph de la Vega in charge of all consumer services including landline phone, broadband, IPTV and mo…
AT&T Reorganizes; Wireless Head De La Vega Now Oversees All Consumer Services
AT&T (NYSE: T) has placed its wireless head Ralph de la Vega in charge of all consumer services offered by the company including landline ph…
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New iPhone Will Jumpstart Demand for Wireless Broadband
The introduction of the new iPhone 3G is going to jump start the 3G wireless broadband and is going to spawn a new ecosystem, much like how rise of wired broadband gave us Napster, Skype & YouTube. From that perspective, July 11 will go down as a red letter day for 3G wireless. Continue Reading the story.
AT&T Mobility Chief: New 3G iPhone Is a Game-changer
The new 3G iPhone is a game-changer, according to Ralph de la Vega, president & CEO of AT&T Mobility. Just hours after the heavily anticipated unveiling of the device, I chatted with de la Vega about the iPhone, its impact on location-based services, enterprise mobility and of course, the wireless web revolution that he believes it will unleash. Continue Reading
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AT&T Says It Will Dramatically Increase Network Speeds In 2009
AT&T (NYSE: T) sounded defensive about the speed of its network during a presentation to Wall Street analysts this morning. Currently, AT&T…
@ CTIA: AT&T Hints 3G iPhone ‘Months’ Away; Sprint’s Not A Threat; Android Is Good
Today, AT&T (NYSE: T) hosted a press conference to catch all the reporters up to speed on the carrier’s recent initiatives, and once the fau…
AT&T Execs Well Compensated After Good Performing Mergers
In 2007, AT&T (NYSE: T) executives were well compensated. Randall Stephenson, chairman, president and CEO, received total compensation of ne…
AT&T: Not Too Worried About Google Wireless
AT&T Mobility CEO & President Ralph de la Vega is not too worried about Google and its wireless ambitions. “Running a wireless…
