Blake Lively Subpoenas Crisis PR Firm, Multiple Telecoms to Debunk Justin Baldoni ‘Receipts’
Blake Lively's team issued subpoenas on Wednesday in order to prove once and for all whether Justin Baldoni really has ...
T-Mobile Plays Down Super Bowl Celebrities, Dials Up Elon Musk’s Starlink Technology
T-Mobile, which has a history of using celebrity cameos in the Super Bowl, changed tactics this year to spotlight a new pact ...
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Avoiding a robocall ‘wash out:’ The path to a holistic STIR/SHAKEN ecosystem (Reader Forum)
Five years after the initial STIR/SHAKEN deployment, the FCC mandate has moved on to a new phase focused on robocall ...
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Who’s calling?
Nearly 99% of adults in the United States have a phone – either a cellphone or a landline. Nearly 22% have both – twice as ...
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Outgoing FCC head says Salt Typhoon hacking a clarion call to address security issues
Verizon and AT&T have said they were impacted ... Rosenworcel predicted there would be other threats from malicious actors and nation states in the future, and called for more to be done to ...
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Yes, You Can Hear Him Now: Verizon’s ‘Test Man’ Returns After Long Absence
Verizon's 'Test Man,' an ad character played by actor Paul Maracelli, is returning to work for the telecommunications giant, ...
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'Can You Hear Me Now?' character returns in new Verizon commercial with Buzz Aldrin
When most of us last saw Paul Marcarelli, the actor who plays the "Test Man," he appeared in a 2016 commercial touting the improvements Verizon competitor Sprint had made in its network.