Verizon Stories for 2015

Verizon Offering $650 To Switch To Their Network 83
Verizon Creates Minecraft Mod To Let Players Video Chat On an In-Game Smartphone 36
No Such Thing As 'Unlimited' Data 622
Coming Set-top Box Mandate May Help Break Pay TV Firms' Hold Over Viewers 153
Carriers Selling Your Data: a $24 Billion Business 125
NY To Probe Broadband Providers Over Internet Speeds 56
Sprint Will Start Throttling Customers Who Exceed 23GB Monthly 153
Verizon Boosts Price of Grandfathered Unlimited Data Plans By $20 176
Verizon Is Merging Its Cellphone Tracking Supercookie with AOL's Ad Tracking Network 100
Verizon Retrofits Vintage Legacy Vehicles With Smart Features 87
AT&T Helped the NSA Spy On Internet Traffic 82
Verizon Ends Smartphone Subsidies 155
How Verizon Is Hindering NYC's Internet Service 123
Study: Major ISPs Slowing Traffic Across the US 181
NASA Building Air Traffic Control System For Drones 38
Verizon, Sprint Agree To Pay Combined $158 Million Over Cramming Charges 66
Closing This Summer: Verizon To Scoop Up AOL For $4.4 Billion 153
Single Verizon IP Address Used For Hundreds of Windows 7 Activations 323
Verizon Tells Customer He Needs 75Mbps For Smoother Netflix Video 170
ESPN Sues Verizon To Stop New Sports-Free TV Bundles 329
Verizon Subscribers Can Now Opt Out of "Supercookies" 82
Feds Fine Verizon $3.4 Million Over 911 Service Outage Issues 65
House Republicans Roll Out Legislation To Overturn New Net Neutrality Rules 550
Verizon Posts Message In Morse Code To Mock FCC's Net Neutrality Ruling 391
Google Teams Up With 3 Wireless Carriers To Combat Apple Pay 186
Verizon Sells Off Wireline Operations, Blames Net Neutrality Plans 214
Verizon Dropping Data Rates, But Current Customers Have To Call 136
Fixing Verizon's Supercookie 111
FCC Fines Verizon For Failing To Investigate Rural Phone Problems 94
Verizon, Cable Lobby Oppose Spec-Bump For Broadband Definition 255
Verizon About To End Construction of Its Fiber Network 201
Ad Company Using Verizon Tracking Header To Recreate Deleted Cookies 70

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