| The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 1999 Bryan Gruley |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| A free hand: why laissez faire is the Washington line on telecom mergers; even as the big get bigger, regulators hope deals will boost competition; AT&T changes the equation.(Industry Trend or Event) | Business, general | Bryan Gruley |
| Battle lines: as phone wars move to rural towns, tactics are growing rougher; fighting for clients, cash from subsidiaries, upstart finds its main cable cut; 'not the 900-pound gorilla.'.(case of Western Wireless Corp, v. Consolidated Telephone Cooperative, in Regent, North Dakota) | Business, general | Bryan Gruley |
| FCC fight erupts over Internet access.(proposal to require cable television networks share infrastructure with competing ISPs) | Business, general | Bryan Gruley |
| Making waves: Global Crossing cries foul as carriers opt for rival Pacific Cable; it tells FCC it is stymied by collusion; investors get a different picture; 'human shields for AT&T.'(Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | Bryan Gruley |
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