GLG News by Cable Service Experts

The first thing you learn in restructuring is to accept the situation you are in and focus on moving forward. Since mid-2007, I have been saying we are in a recession.  You don’t need an economics degree to see we are in one.  We are seeing the financial underpinnings of the economy doing...

Competition is behind Verizon’s new cell service plan.  However, I believe the company is also taking a bold and smart step towards reaching deeper into that ever growing sector of the economy that lives on cash.

1.      The concern level over the enterprise business has reached a higher level at Verizon as major financial firms are struggling. 2.      There is greater amount of concern over the possibility of a major crimp on commercial spending. 3.     ...

For the single shingle business person, the lone inventor, and the infringed inventor – Intellectual Ventures is a way of being made whole. I think the idea is great.

After all these years and so many auctions, I am getting weary.   The question now is:  Is there money to be made on a limited focus wireless network?

It is about time.  The world has been waiting for months to see a mobile phone powered by Google’s Android platform. The price point of $199 is not bad at all.  It is definitely better than Apple’s initial $600 price tag.

I have stated many times that location based technology and services are critical for the future of wireless.

Dan Hesse, CEO of Sprint is focusing on the customer service and new wireless product aspects to help turn his failing business around.  He is also moving forward with a joint WiMax venture with Clearwire, supported by financing from Comcast, Time Warner, Brighthouse, Intel, and Google. ...

ATT needs to offer as close a package/service bundle as they can to their CATV competitors' offerings.  HD is a major service product and has much interest from TV/Video customers, and up until now, ATT can only offer 2 HD streams to the home simultaneously feeding two different HD TV sets.  The...

The recently proposed bailout was an inevitable solution to a ever-growing problem. The $800B will be the most costly endevour by the U.S. government since The New Deal proposal from the Great Depression. The key to the issue at-hand is two fold: first, the stabilization of the real estate prices....