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Business news with words announced+phone+service. 10 news.

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Tue, 11 Dec 2007 (more news this day)
16:51 AT&T boosts dividend, plans buyback
Tech News -- mercurynews.com
NEW YORK - AT&T Inc. on Tuesday raised its dividend 12.7 percent, announced a share buyback and set a long-term target for its TV service, which is delivered over phone lines, saying it will be available to 30 million customers by 2010.
14:43 AT&T Boosts Dividend, Expanding TV Plans
SFGate: Business & Technology
AT&T Inc. on Tuesday raised its dividend 12.7 percent, announced a share buyback and set a long-term target for its TV service, which is delivered over phone lines, saying it will be available to 30 million customers by 2010. Shares of the...
Sun, 09 Dec 2007 (more news this day)
15:34 AT&T announces share buyback, sets TV targets
HoustonChronicle.com -- Business
AT&T Inc. on Tuesday raised its dividend 12.7 percent, announced a share buyback and set a long-term target for its TV service, which is delivered over phone lines, saying it will be available to 30 million customers by 2010.
Mon, 12 Nov 2007 (more news this day)
14:57 Get ready for 3G services, number portability
rediff.com -- Business
Steering India towards a new level of wireless telephony, the government on Monday announced immediate release of spectrum for 'third generation' (3G) mobile services and allowed users to switch operators while retaining the cell phone numbers. Number portability, which would allow users to change their service provider while keeping the numbers unchanged, will be introduced in the four metropolitan cities at the earliest.
Tue, 06 Nov 2007 (more news this day)
05:11 World Business Briefing: India: Microsoft in Web Tv Deal
NYT > World Business
Microsoft and Reliance Communications of India announced a partnership to send Internet-based television services to Indian homes. Reliance will pay Microsoft about $500 million in license fees to use its software for Internet protocol television service, which delivers high-quality video over phone lines to home television sets. Reliance plans to introduce the service in March.
05:11 India: Microsoft in Web Tv Deal
NYT > World Business
Microsoft and Reliance Communications of India announced a partnership to send Internet-based television services to Indian homes. Reliance will pay Microsoft about $500 million in license fees to use its software for Internet protocol television service, which delivers high-quality video over phone lines to home television sets. Reliance plans to introduce the service in March.
Wed, 17 Oct 2007 (more news this day)
08:41 MySpace, Skype partner to add voice calling features to MySpace instant messenger service
Business -- mercurynews.com
MySpace will offer members of its popular social network free Internet phone calls with a new feature based on eBay's Skype service, the companies announced Tuesday.
02:15 MySpace, Skype partner to add voice calling features to MySpace
SacBee -- AP State Business News
News Corp.'s MySpace will offer members of its popular social network free Internet phone calls with a new feature based on eBay Inc.'s Skype service, the companies announced Tuesday.
Tue, 02 Oct 2007 (more news this day)
05:24 Skype CEO steps down and eBay takes $1.43 billion charge
SacBee -- AP State Business News
EBay Inc. announced Monday that the co-founder and chief executive of its Skype division was stepping down, and that the parent company would take $1.43 billion in charges for the Internet phone service division.
Mon, 01 Oct 2007 (more news this day)
23:29 Skype CEO steps down, parent company eBay takes $1.43B charge
SacBee -- AP State Business News
EBay Inc. announced Monday that the co-founder and chief executive of its Skype division was stepping down, and that the parent company would take $1.43 billion in charges for the Internet phone service division.
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