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Archive for December 31, 2009
360° pictures
December 31, 2009 by alikat.
Antica Latteria da Pinuccio Scintu in Sardinia
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AT&T: landline phone service must die; only question is when
December 31, 2009 by alikat.
“(arstechnica.com)– AT&T tells the FCC that, with consumers embracing VoIP and wireless, it’s time for the agency to schedule a sunset date for landline telephony. But the move could force the Commission to resolve many long-delayed questions about unbundling and the Universal Service Fund.” read more
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