Business news for Mon, 24 Dec 2007 & with words moved+service. 2 news.

For as long as he can remember, Stan Fleury was a Comcast cable customer. But this summer, the San Ramon network engineer moved over to AT&T's U-verse service, the telephone company's answer to cable. Despite the rare picture freeze, Fleury, 44, is happy with...

The Atlanta office of media buying and planning agency OMD is scaling down. The company is shutting down its newspaper unit in Atlanta after losing AT&T Inc. (formerly Cingular Wireless) as a client in October when the company consolidated its estimated $2.3 billion account at WPP Group's Mediaedge:cia. All employees that worked on AT&T's newspaper business will be out of a job Dec. 21, according to sources close to the situation. The OMD Atlanta office will remain open, housing about 30 employees who will service the remaining accounts, including the Georgia Lottery, Randstad, Icelandair and Bayer Advanced. Dale Travis will remain general manager of the Atlanta office. Bryan Jackson and Steve Rubinacci, formerly with OMD Atlanta, have moved over to Mediaedge:cia Atlanta to continue their work in print.