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PHONE+ August 11, 2009 Kelly M. Teal	What if Avaya Loses Nortel Enterprise Auction? Avaya is positioning itself as the buyer for Nortel Networks enterprise unit, but the deal is not done, nor is the outcome guaranteed.
PHONE+ August 10, 2009 Cara Sievers	Clearwire Signs WTG as Master Agent World Telecom Group in July became the first national business-to-business master agent to sell CLEAR, a mobile WiMAX service offered by Clearwire Communications LLC, an operating subsidiary of Clearwire Corp
InternetNews August 7, 2009	Nortel Defends Wireless Sell-Off to Ericsson Nortel, Ericsson and RIM all testify before Canadian Government committee on proposed $1 billion deal.
InternetNews August 7, 2009	Comcast: DOCSIS 3.0, WiMAX Coming Faster wired and wireless build-out in progress and moving forward.
PHONE+ August 7, 2009	Case Study: MSP Taps Tone Software for NOC Management Global Network Operations (GNO) uses ReliaTel Management Tone Software to manage and monitor their network operations centers (NOCs).
The Motley Fool August 7, 2009 David Lee Smith	Comcast Can't Buy Mr. Market's Love Despite Comcast growing its earnings 53% for the quarter, its shares hit reverse.
InternetNews August 6, 2009	Europe Claims World Broadband Lead A recent EU report says that Europe has more broadband subscribers and better mobile Internet penetration than any other nation on earth.
InternetNews August 6, 2009	FCC Kicks Off Broadband Roadshow The Federal Communications Commission today held the first in a series of public meetings aiming to guide the agency's work in developing a plan to deliver high-speed Internet access to all Americans.
InternetNews August 4, 2009	Competing With Apple's iPhone Price Cut The $99 smartphone has arrived as carriers cut prices in an emerging trend in the hot mobile sector.
PHONE+ August 4, 2009 Tim McElligott	BT Closes the Deal With EchoSign The most awkward and precarious part of the sales process is the time between the handshake and getting a signed contract. One company and its customers such as BT and Comcast are proving this no longer has to be the case.
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