Will CEO Mike Zafirovski's turnaround end in bankruptcy? There's "a distinct possibility down the road," says RBC. Read >

Potentially good news for downloaders, Internet providers, and peer-to-peer companies. Read >

Three years after CEO Mike Zafirovski took over, the Canadian network gear maker is still restructuring. Read >

Not as dominant as this spring, but still a sound beating. Read >

Julius Genachowski, former IAC exec and founder of Rock Creek Ventures, joins Obama's transition team. Read >

AT&T will spend $275 million to bulk up its wi-fi business. Read >

Why file sharing startup Drop.io now runs 100% on Amazon Web Services. Read >

Time Warner Cable says its advertising business is performing below expectations, too. Read >

The FCC might open up more airwaves for Internet devices today; a plan pushed by Google and Microsoft. Read >

Could have been worse -- Akamai jumps 12% after hours. Read >

Comcast takes the souring economy mostly in stride and sticks by its full-year forecasts. Read >

Re-watch the bits that made the Alaska senator famous, courtesy Viacom and Jon Stewart. Read >

How to survive in a declining industry? Band together and hold on tight. Read >

The economy didn't hurt telco giant Verizon much during Q3, and CEO Ivan Seidenberg says his $28 billion purchase of Alltel is still on track. Read >

The hosting company buys Slicehost and Jungle Disk to go after Amazon Web Services. Read >

Phone companies are rolling out faster, fiber-based broadband services to compete with the cable industry. But for now, cable should continue to beat the pants off DSL. Read >

AT&T says it activated 2.4 million iPhones last quarter -- great customers who sign long-term deals and spend a lot of money on service. But subsidizing those phones costs a lot of money, and as a result, AT&T lowered its full-year margin expectations. Read >

The sad state of muni wi-fi in Portland: The city is letting 600 abandoned antennas collect dust until next April, when they'll probably take them down. Read >

Verizon squeezed a lot of money and life out of Internet phone provider Vonage last year. No such luck (so far) with the cable industry. Read >

It's a pretty lousy time to be in the local phone business anyway -- but the credit market isn't helping phone companies with their best hope for survival: Consolidation. Read >

Travel back in time with us to 2001, and see what the iPhone looked like before Steve Jobs got his hands on it. Read >

Liberty's TWX-stock-for-AOL-dialup swap could make sense for both companies, but it doesn't move along much-needed consolidation in the dialup business. Read >

Comcast just went through hell with the FCC because it was slowing down its customers' BitTorrent transfers. So will the FCC let Sprint do the same thing for high-speed WiMax subscribers? Read >

Still unclear: Once your Cisco office phones are hooked up to whizbang "unified communications" systems, will normal people use them? Read >

Amazon's simple new CDN won't take any of Akamai or Limelight's big media or enterprise customers yet. But it's great news for startups -- and should be a big headache for small CDNs. Read >

As U.S. Internet providers start imposing download caps, speed limits, and overage charges, who wants to share their broadband connection with strangers? Read >

Cheaper DSL might help phone companies hold onto some of their customers for now. But it won't make up for old, slower networks forever. Read >

Comcast bandwidth gluttons won't just have their Internet connections slowed down -- they'll reportedly have to pay overage charges, too. Read >

Patent troll or visionary inventor? Read >

Lies, damn lies, and Internet broadband speed studies. Read >