Is there a delay in the offing in CenturyLink Inc.'s acquisition of Level 3 Communications Inc. of Broomfield? That's what some reports are indicating, and both CenturyLink and Level 3 shares are taking a beating on the news.
DENVER -- Ohio-based Smithers Apex will hold its 9th annual Wireless Power Summit event in downtown Denver at the Embassy Suites Hotel, Oct. 5-6.
Roger Lynch, CEO of video streaming company Sling TV, is jumping ship to become chief executive of online music company Pandora Media Inc.
Comcast today announced plans to expand its enterprise Internet of Things (IoT) service, machineQ™, to 12 major U.S. markets.
Amazon is exploring a partnership with Dish Network, the satellite TV company, in a bid to enter the wireless business together, the Wall Street Journal reported Thursday
Dish Network Corp. and Amazon.com Inc. are reportedly in talks to make some sort of wireless deal. The Wall Street Journal reported that Douglas County-based Dish (Nasdaq: DISH) and Seattle-based Amazon (Nasdaq: AMZN) are talking about creating a partnership that could allow Amazon to finance a Dish-built "internet of things" network, or one that would allow Amazon Prime customers a dedicated phone plan.
This week, the City and County of Denver and the Regional Transportation District (RTD), with support from CH2M, will kick off the downtown 16th Street Mall alternative analysis and environmental clearance effort to determine the future of the 1.2-mile corridor.
Meet the new executive running X1 and internet video tech development for Comcast from Denver.
Sprint Corp. has reportedly agreed to exclusive talks for two months with Charter Communications Inc. and Comcast Corp. aimed at a wireless deal, according to an anonymously sourced report by the Wall Street Journal. The agreement means that ongoing discussions about a Sprint merger with rival T-Mobile US Inc. are on hold for now, the Journal said.
DENVER -- Comcast announced it is more than doubling the speed of its "Performance 25" Xfinityreg; Internet tier for Colorado Comcast customers at no additional cost.
Is Dish Network Corp. planning to make a wireless network deal with Amazon.com Inc.? That's the report in a trade magazine this week: Douglas County-based Dish (Nasdaq: DISH) was thinking of pairing with the online retailing giant and having Amazon "a foundational customer of the wireless network Dish Network hopes to launch within the next few years."
Thinkstock Global IT and business process services firm CGI Group Inc. is buying ECS Team, a Greenwood Village-based IT consulting firm. CGI (NYSE: GIB), based in Montreal, says it is the world's fifth-largest independent IT and business process services firm in the world, with some 68,000 employees, including 11,000 in the U.S. across 80 cities and 33 states. It has Colorado offices in Denver and Lakewood.
Dish Network Corp. continues to spend billions of dollars acquiring wireless internet frequencies. The satellite TV company has been revealed as the second-largest buyer in an auction of broadcast TV airwaves. The Federal Communications Commission on Thursday announced the winners of spectrum licenses from its auction over the last several months.
Tony Neal-Graves talks about his plans for the state's broadband office and how he spent the first three weeks on the job.
The cable giant Comcast will start selling cell phone plans called Xfinity Mobile in the coming months, using a network it’s leasing from Verizon. Many subscribers will save money, especially if they don’t use a lot of data. The catch: Only Comcast internet customers can sign up. Comcast, which has nearly 25 million high-speed internet customers, said its wireless service is aimed at holding onto its customers.
There’s no slowing down in Colorado, which is why Colorado Technology Association (CTA) has partnered with local startup SelectHub to simplify the request for proposal process for CTA members searching for tech solutions.
The tech industry continues to grow rapidly in Colorado, creating an immense volume of IT projects that need to be fulfilled. The quicker they come together, and the easier it is for companies to partner within the state, the better.
Boulder startup accelerator Boomtown will expand to Atlanta, running a 12-week program to help entrepreneurs launch businesses from a high-profile space in Comcast NBCUniversal’s regional heaquarters next door to the Atlanta Braves new baseball stadium.
CenturyLink Inc. today named new executives to run its Colorado and multi-state regional operations, filling positions opened by the retirement of two officials. The Monroe, Louisiana-based telecom (NYSE: CTL) appointed Matt Rotter to be regional president overseeing its operations and financial functions in Arizona, Colorado and New Mexico.
A deal swapping assets between Dish Network Corp. and its sister company sets up the satellite TV business for a wave of merger interest that’s expected in the TV and mobile internet industries, CEO Charlie Ergen said.
Arcadis (EURONEXT:ARCAD), the leading global design and consultancy firm for natural and built assets, today announced the appointment of Alex Rothchild as the company’s new president of its environmental sector in North America.
Dish Network admits it. TV service providers — itself included — have plenty of room to improve their customer service reputation. On Monday, the Douglas County company begins a customer listening campaign, which includes a “spokeslistener” who stars in TV commercials and an advertising campaign.
Attention education technology startups in need of money: AT&T is taking applications for its third AT&T Aspire Accelerator, a 6-month program that includes a $100,000 investment. This is open to for-profit and non-profit companies in the education-technology space.
CENTENNIAL -- Arrow Electronics, Inc. (NYSE:ARW) announced a new agreement with UK-based Vodafone, a global market leader for cellular network services and managed Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity.
A federal court has ruled Level 3 Communications was wrongly excluded from a contract for U.S. military telecommunications between Germany and Kuwait, and the judge ordered a military investigation into how it happened. The U.S. Court of Federal Claims revoked an award granted to Verizon Deutschland GmbH even though its price tag was $38.6 million higher than Level 3’s bid.