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phonedog.com - 3/10/2009

Rumor: Samsung A877 to launch 3/29 for AT&T

— phonedog.com — This just in … According to an anonymous source, it looks like Samsung A877 will be launching... through AT&T on March 29. If you’re in the market for a sweet messaging phone, this might be one worth waiting for. Not too shabby for a non smartphone. ... (more) Rumor: Samsung A877 to launch 3/29 for AT&T

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businessweek.com - 3/4/2009

Setting the iPhone Free from AT&T

— businessweek.com — (more) Setting the iPhone Free from AT&T

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arstechnica.com - 3/5/2009

Subsidies follow AT&T into netbook market

— arstechnica.com — AT&T plans to expand an existing subsidy program that pairs a netbook with a cellular data modem... and two-year contract. With fees of $60 for unmetered service and a maximum of 5 GB of data usage each month, AT&T has plenty to give ... (more) Subsidies follow AT&T into netbook market

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AT&T, Communications Workers of America reach tentative agreement, strike (currently) averted
Engadget — It looks like that AT&T strike authorized by the Communications Workers of America back in early February won't be coming to fruition. The two have reached a tentative agreement for the around 20,000 unionized workers that have been in contract negotations. For its part, AT&T's expressed satisfaction with the agreement, but it still has to be submitted for approval by ratification vote from the CWA group members. Of course, should they vote nay, we'll be back to square one. This isn't over yet, so stay tuned. Filed under: Cellphones, Wireless AT&T, Communications Workers of America reach tentative ...

AT&T, Communications Workers of America reach tentative agreement, strike (currently) averted
Engadget Mobile — Filed under: ATTIt looks like that AT&T strike authorized by the Communications Workers of America back in early February won't be coming to fruition. The two have reached a tentative agreement for the around 20,000 unionized workers that have been in contract negotations. For its part, AT&T's expressed satisfaction with the agreement, but it still has to be submitted for approval by ratification vote from the CWA group members. Of course, should they vote nay, we'll be back to square one. This isn't over yet, so stay tuned. AT&T, Communications Workers of America reach tentative agreement, strike ...