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Johnson gets colleagues to help in FCC phone effort

Rural phone customers experience dropped land-line calls.

By News release , December 05, 2012

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Mitchell named an ‘Intelligent Community’

City is one of 21 finalists for worldwide award based on preparedness for broadband future.

By Chris Huber , October 24, 2012

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CenturyLink, union fail to reach labor agreement

DENVER (AP) — CenturyLink and the union representing 13,000 workers in 13 states in the West and Midwest have failed to reach a contract agreement, but have signed onto a day-to-day extension of the expired pact.

October 08, 2012

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FCC says mobile improvements coming to Corson County

SIOUX FALLS (AP) — The Federal Communications Commission says 784 new road miles in South Dakota will gain access to advanced mobile networks as part of auctions associated with the new Connect America Fund.

October 04, 2012

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Apple: iPhone 5 orders topped 2M in 24 hours

Apple: iPhone 5 orders topped 2M in 24 hours CUPERTINO, Calif. (AP) — Orders for the iPhone 5 topped 2 million in their first 24 hours, more than double the amount of its predecessor over the same period.

September 17, 2012

Free, reduced mobile service coming for low-income South Dakotans

PIERRE — State regulators gave their approval Tuesday to a company that wants to be first in South Dakota to offer federally subsidized wireless telephone service to low-income households.

By Bob Mercer , September 12, 2012

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WOSTER: An early user of cordless phones

WOSTER: An early user of cordless phones Nobody actually uses a telephone these days.

By Terry Woster , August 22, 2012

Phone cos. lose broadband subscribers

Phone cos. lose broadband subscribers Phone companies lose substantial broadband subscribers for first time, as cable modems thrive.

By PETER SVENSSON , August 14, 2012

Utilities split on broadband reform

SD officials say new Connect America Fund is hindering expansion.

By Dirk Lammers , July 30, 2012

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Phone surcharge, other new SD laws take effect

PIERRE (AP) — New state laws taking effect Sunday will require people to pay slightly higher phone bills to support the 911 emergency network, allow players to place higher bets in Deadwood casinos and change the way the state assesses the performance of schools.

June 29, 2012

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911 surcharge to see 50-cent hike per month

The South Dakota 911 Coordination Board is reminding telephone users of the 911 surcharge increase that takes effect on Sunday.

By News release , June 26, 2012

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Dropped calls increasing

Call failure rates 13 times higher in rural areas.

By Frannie Sprouls , June 21, 2012

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Verizon to ditch most phone plans for shared ones

NEW YORK (AP) — Verizon Wireless, the nation's largest cellphone company, is dropping nearly all of its phone plans in favor of pricing schemes that encourage consumers to connect their non-phone devices, like tablets and PCs, to Verizon's network.

By PETER SVENSSON , June 12, 2012

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CHR Solutions to add 170 jobs over five years in Mitchell

HOUSTON – CHR Solutions Inc., a provider of engineering, managed services, BSS/OSS and cloud technology to communications service providers, today announced the company will create 170 new jobs over the next five years in Mitchell.

By Staff reports , June 05, 2012

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PUC’s Nelson: Federal policies will raise electric, phone bills

PUC’s Nelson: Federal policies will raise electric, phone bills Tighter regulations on coal plants, loss of telephone "universal service fund" will raise prices, he says.

By Tom Lawrence , May 30, 2012

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