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U.S. Rep. Mike Michaud and 61 other members of Congress have asked the Federal Communications Commission to guard U.S. jobs as they consider a pending acquisition by T-Mobile, which employs 500 Maine workers at a call center in Oakland.
Central Maine Power Co. has topped this year's J.D. Power and Associates' midsize electric utilities customer satisfaction survey for the eastern region.
Specialty business publications blanket your coffee tables; a signal to your prospects you are up-to-date and savvy in your industry. This comes as no surprise to anyone operating in the B2B space.
Lewiston-based Oxford Networks on Friday announced it is laying off 12 employees, making up around 10% of its work force, as part of a restructuring effort at the telecommunications company.
Behind the black door at its high-security data center in Brunswick, Oxford Networks is preparing for one of information technology's fastest-growing markets.
Data security breaches affect organizations of all sizes. Whether it is Zappos.com with its 24 million customer accounts or your local Subway franchise, no business is immune from the threat of a data security breach.
FairPoint Communications has finally secured a $32 million contract to upgrade the state's 911 emergency communication system, following year-long appeals from competitors.
FairPoint Communications has for a third time received an embattled state contract to upgrade Maine's emergency 911 call system.
The state's Bureau of General Services has for the second time revoked a $32.4 million emergency communications contract awarded to FairPoint Communications by the state's Public Utilities Commission.
The Maine Public Broadcasting Network will receive a $750,000 federal grant to upgrade the public television network's transmission equipment.
A rare earthquake gave a brief test to Maine's communication bandwidth in the southern portion of the state, but little damage was reported to state emergency management officials.
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The Aurora-based Union River Telephone Co. recently became the first in the state to replace all of the company's copper phone lines with fiberoptic cables, linking 1,200 customers in Aurora, Otis and Beddington to phone and data connections.
After pushback from lawmakers, the state will use a standard bidding process to award an estimated $378 million contract to manage the state's wholesale liquor distribution.
Two bidders for a state emergency communications contract are continuing their complaint to the state's Public Utilities Commission, which awarded the contract to a higher bidder and the current contract holder, Fairpoint Communications, in Januar
Portland technology firm Tilson Technology Management has signed a $2 million contract with AT&T to broaden the telecommunications company's 4G high-speed network.