Yahoo to change name, trim board if Verizon deal gets done

Yahoo will adopt a new corporate identity and slash the size of its board if the proposed $4.8 billion sale of its digital services to Verizon Communications goes through. The company plans to change its name to Altaba Inc. after it turns over its email, websites, mobile apps and advertising tools to Verizon.

Not so fast, Yahoo is still alive and kicking

Not so fast, Yahoo is still alive and kicking Confused about what Yahoo announced today? Here’s what it all means Check out this story on USATODAY.com: http://usat.ly/2icDIvi SAN FRANCISCO – If you are confused about what Yahoo announced on Monday, you are not alone. Here’s what you need to know.

Di Palma to Direct BroadSoft’s Sales Operations

BroadSoft, Inc. , a global unified communications as a service leader, today announced that it has appointed Dino Di Palma as Chief Revenue Officer. In this newly created position, Dino will lead the BroadSoft global sales organization and continue to drive revenue growth, with the new, expanded BroadSoft Business portfolio and the “Powered by BroadSoft” branding and partner initiatives.

Singtel Wins 2016 World Communication Award using Viptela SD-WAN

Viptela , the Software-Defined WAN company, today announced that its partner Singapore Telecommunications Limited won the prestigious 2016 World Communication Award. The Singtel ConnectPlus SD-WAN, powered by the Viptela Secure Extensible Network platform, was recognized with the annual award, which is widely considered “the blue chip mark of success in the global telecom industry”.

NBCUniversal and Charter extend talks averting pay-TV blackout

NBCUniversal and Charter extend talks averting pay-TV blackout NBCUniversal and Charter Communications continue talks avoiding a New Year’s Day blackout. Check out this story on USATODAY.com: http://usat.ly/2hEX2kN A detailed view of the NBC Sports logo on the NBCSN set during the Quicken Loans 400 at Michigan International Speedway.

T-Mobile Asks Regulators to Open Up More Licensed Spectrum

Wireless carriers often and predictably cite a severe shortage when it comes to the airwaves that cellular networks are built on. This is nothing new, even if in some cases the public posturing is only that; AT&T currently has approximately 40 MHz of unused spectrum and Verizon has been known to hoard spectrum in the past.