Verizon Communications
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Founder of digital publisher says she wants to focus on health-themed project
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Verizon, which recently purchased AOL, reportedly began preparing a first-round bid to acquire Yahoo, its search engine, email and more, back in April
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Wireless company to write up agreement for 40,000 workers to ratify after 44 days of strikes that ‘affirmed the power of working people’, union president said
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Verizon CFO said he hopes to settle strike over labor contracts ‘sooner than later’ as workers expressed dismay over company’s bid to acquire Yahoo Inc
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I'm a Verizon employee. Here's why I'm on strike
Jazmin SypherMy co-workers and I aren’t asking for CEO salaries. We’d just like to take care of our families -
From Fight for $15 to the Verizon strike: we must protect workers' right to walk out
Alex GourevitchThe ability to stop production is the ultimate source of worker power. But the right to strike is far from guaranteed -
The Democratic presidential candidate on Wednesday told the roaring crowd: ‘You have chosen to stand up for dignity’
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Contract covering 39,000 workers across nine states expires at end of Saturday and most Verizon workers have reportedly agreed to a possible strike
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The unions say the company is demanding that workers increase their health care contributions and make concession on pensions
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Exclusive: Federal agency is developing technology to track commercial and civilian drones via cell coverage, with first tests of air traffic control system set for this summer
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Future of advertising Verizon and AOL deal gives us a glimpse into the future of advertising
Tom GoodwinThe $4.4bn purchase by the US telecoms giant will help overcome the ad industry’s biggest problem
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The $4.4bn price tag for the once-great internet player is a bargain compared to what it could have commanded 15 years ago
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So-called ‘skinny bundles’ allow consumers to choose smaller package but experts say Verizon faces legal battle to push through new offerings
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Tom Wheeler tells the world’s largest telecoms trade show ‘there needs to be a referee’ even as European officials propose fast lanes that don’t impair traffic
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Telecoms giant uses a faux typewriter and morse code to issue statement expressing frustration at what it calls ‘antiquated’ internet regulations
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New benchmark means 55 million Americans currently lack broadband access after chairman derides internet companies’ advertisement claims
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Online advertising might be appeal of firm that once dominated internet access.
Dial-up customers, ‘digital prophet’ and AOL homepage fans are also possible draws
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Tech and media organisations, including the Guardian, file legal briefs in support of Microsoft’s challenge of order to hand over emails on servers in Dublin
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Net-neutrality nerds, angry telecoms and Ted Cruz: Obama 'picked a fight' – but will he win?
Matt Sullivan and Katherine KruegerThe primer: We read all the ‘open web’ tweets, ‘fast lane’ posts and ‘Obamacare for the internet’ reactions from insiders and outsiders – from China to reddit and back again – so you don’t have to
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Evgeny Morozov: The benefits of the latest innovations are overstated and often risible
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Trevor Timm: When lawsuits start hunting for the truth, the Obama administration shuts them down with one overreaching power and three words: just trust us
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Alex Hern: Don’t panic, the situation isn’t as awful as it sounds, but online space is running out and undersea creatures are nibbling at some very important cables
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A US appeal court ruling that undermines the principle of net neutrality could spell the end for the ideal of an open internet, writes John Naughton
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Wires allow agencies to listen to or record live conversations, in what privacy campaigners are calling a 'nightmare scenario'
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Company tapping into UK skills as London xone hub takes on responsibility for developing mobile technologies
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Derek Khanna: But it won’t be for long, thanks to another lesson in how consumer tech can overcome telecom cronies
Marissa Mayer hits out at 'gender bias' as Yahoo is sold for $5bn