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Australian-listed call recording provider Dubber is partnering with US-based telco AT&T to provide its cloud call and communication capture solution for the AT&T collaboration service.

The leak of a massive trove of data in Sweden has recently come to light, with the actual leak having happened nearly two years ago. But the person responsible was only docked half a month's pay.

Giant US telco AT&T has joined the executive council of Internet of Things Alliance Australia (IoTAA), bringing its global expertise and insights on platform development, collaboration, cyber security and smart city initiatives to the organisation.

Some advertisers who stopped using Google ads after these were placed on sexist, extremist and anti-Semitic videos are maintaining their boycott.

How do you sell mobile plans based on a technology before the body responsible for the standards governing that technology has even begun drafting them? If you are AT&T you simply craft a name — like 5G Evolution — make a few nebulous claims, and sit back and watch the suckers swallow the BS.

Google's YouTube video-sharing site has announced that it will block ads appearing on any video channels that have less than 10,000 views.

Internet users in the US have had privacy protections voted in by the Obama administration stripped away, with the House voting 215-205 to pass the measure.

US telecommunications giant AT&T has joined the Linux Foundation as a platinum member, the foundation announced overnight.

More companies have started pulling their ads from Google due to fears that they may appear on content that is unsuitable. In Australia, Vodafone Australia, Nestle, Bunnings, Foxtel and Caltex have become the latest to do so.

Advanced technology, including global connectivity services from US telecommunications giant AT&T, will play a critical part in Australian Daniel Ricciardo’s attempt to win the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne this weekend in his newly-minted Formula One car with the Red Bull team.

Companies in the US are starting to pull advertising from Google sites, in reaction to the search engine behemoth placing ads on unsavoury UK sites.

Amit Pau has taken over as chairman of telecommunications services company Norwood Systems from Michael Edwards who was appointed chairman when Norwood listed in mid-2015.

Opponents of the US$85.4 billion AT&T acquisition of Time Warner from both ends of the political spectrum in the US have publicly called for the deal to be quashed.

Remember when AT&T was broken up in the US? Whether you do, or don’t, AT&T is on the verge of becoming the most powerful telco and media organisation in the world.

Australian-listed blockchain-based software solutions company DigitalX has inked an agreement with AT&T Mexican subsidiary, AT&T Comunicaciones Digitales, to facilitate remittances and transfers between AT&T users in the US and Mexico.

All major phone carriers on the east coast of the United States experienced outages of up to 45 minutes beginning at 11am local time on Tuesday (1am AEDT Wednesday), according to information from the outage monitoring site, DownDetector.

Although the still unfinished 5G standard is all telcos want to talk about, AT&T says its LTE-A network will eventually hit speeds of 1Gbps.

Mobile platform services provider Syntonic, founded by major US tech players, has created a sponsored content service platform that transforms how consumers and businesses access applications and content on mobile devices.

AT&T has launched a "transformative solution" that lets businesses "easily and flexibly manage their network services" with a single universal piece of equipment for virtualised functions in different countries that’s "easy to manage".

Hybrid clouds are an "effective way" for APAC enterprises to "manage escalating data volumes, increasing workloads and the need for a variety of specialised IT services", but security and management are concerns.