Cell-phone firm faces an unwanted test at McVeigh's execution

Article Abstract:

Conshohocken, PA-based UbiquiTel Inc. which operates Sprint PCS wireless network in the Terre Haute area expects a challenge when so many reporters are using cell phones outside the grounds where Timothy McVeigh will be executed.

Strategy & planning, Radiotelephone communications, Mobile Radio Services, Alliances, partnerships, Indiana, Wireless communications services, Sprint Spectrum L.P., UbiquiTel Inc.

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Price questioned as Comcast sells cellular business

Article Abstract:

Comcast Corp. announced SBC Communications's acquisition of its cellular telephone business. The purchase price was $1.67 billion. The move will greatly help SBC's attempts to establish a network of wireless telephone systems. Some analysts expressed doubt over the validity of the acquisition price. SBC acquired Comcast's Metrophone and Cellular One operations. According to a source, AT&T had also made an offer to buy Comcast's cellular telephone business.

Comment:

SBC Communications's acquires Comcast's cellular telephone business for $1.67 billion

Asset sales & divestitures, Acquisitions & mergers, Cable Television Systems, Cable Networks, Cable television broadcasting industry, Cable television, AT&T Inc., Abstract, SBC, Comcast Corp., CMCSA

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Agents sue Comcast Cellular over new $50 activation fee

Article Abstract:

Philadelphia area cellular phone service provider Comcast Cellular Communications Inc., is facing lawsuit filed by nine of its agents for charging $50 to activate cellular telephone services for new customers.

Comment:

Comcast Cellular Communications face agents' lawsuit for activation fee.

Legal issues & crime, Services information, Consumer prices, Comcast Cellular Communications Inc.

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