| The New York Times 1995 Mark Landler |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| 7 Bells with 7 agendas struggle to keep unified front on communications bill. (US West, BellSouth, SBC Communications, Nynex, Ameritech, Bell Atlantic and Pacific Telesis) (includes related article on history of Bell companies) (Government Activity) | Business, general | Mark Landler |
| Agency suggests rule shift on telephone access charges. (FCC offers lower access fees for corporate accounts) | Business, general | Mark Landler |
| Alcatel to be reorganized along product lines. (Alcatel Alsthom) | Business, general | Mark Landler |
| A Time Warner-US West split would be costly. | Business, general | Mark Landler |
| AT&T, reversing strategy, announces a plan to split into 3 separate companies: 8,500 jobs to go: new phone unit alone would still rank as No. 12 in the U.S. | Business, general | Mark Landler |
| AT&T's 3-way split is playing well in Europe; equipment unit given a second look. | Business, general | Mark Landler |
| Baby Bells advance in long distance; judge allows entry into wireless services. (Federal Justice Harold H. Greene) | Business, general | Mark Landler |
| Bell Atlantic halts plan for video services; says the F.C.C. process hinders the technology. | Business, general | Mark Landler |
| Bell Atlantic is revamping strategy to upgrade networks for video services. | Business, general | Mark Landler |
| California plans to open local phone markets. | Business, general | Mark Landler |
| Can U.S. companies even get a bonjour? France and Germany pose big challenges to competition in telecommunications. | Business, general | Mark Landler |
| Disney and 3 Bells forming video venture. (Walt Disney Co, Ameritech, SBC Communications, BellSouth) | Business, general | Mark Landler |
| EMI finally advances into multimedia; Apple set to build recording facility. | Business, general | Mark Landler |
| Gore assails bill to revise telecommunications laws: more mergers and higher prices are seen. | Business, general | Mark Landler |
| Have's and have-not's revisited: rich nations talk high-tech, but the poor live no-tech. (Telecom 95) | Business, general | Mark Landler |
| House passes bill curtailing rules on phones and TV: networks losers: vote is 305 to 117 - chips to let parents screen programs. (includes related article on violence-screening chip) | Business, general | Mark Landler |
| If at first you don't succeed...why big multimedia strategies have such a short shelf life. | Business, general | Mark Landler |
| MCI posts edge over its rivals in latest long-distance volume. (AT&T, Sprint) | Business, general | Mark Landler |
| Microsoft and NBC in multimedia alliance. | Business, general | Mark Landler |
| New! Improved? TV's Bell telephone hour. (Howard Stringer to head Bell Atlantic Nynex Pacific Telesis interactive TV effort) | Business, general | Mark Landler |
| Phone companies clear TV hurdle; judge allows Bell Atlantic to compete nationwide. (US District Court Judge Harold H. Greene) | Business, general | Mark Landler |
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