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Native American Telecom discloses info before PUC ruling

Firm gives financial data to Sprint.

By Bob Mercer , May 21, 2013

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Mitchell viewed as ‘Smart Community’

Mitchell viewed as ‘Smart Community’ City praised for revamping its culture and infrastructure.

By Wayne Hanson , May 20, 2013

Panel working to upgrade 911 service in state

PIERRE — South Dakota’s antiquated 911 system will be rebuilt in the next few years to improve responses to emergencies, cut costs and take advantage of new cellphone technologies.

By Chet Brokaw , May 09, 2013

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Correction

There were discrepancies in a recent series of stories referencing the South Dakota Telecommunications political action committee.

April 19, 2013

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Accused firm connected to many politicians

State probing Avon lawyer’s actions in Native American Telecom matter.

By Bob Mercer , April 12, 2013

Who are Free Conferencing and Native American Telecom?

Free Conferencing isn’t registered as a business in South Dakota. But the Long Beach, Calif., company, started in 2001 as a privately held corporation, has been doing a lot of business in South Dakota through other companies.

By Bob Mercer , April 12, 2013

Who received money from the South Dakota Telecommunications PAC?

In the spring campaign cycle, the PAC reported giving:

By Bob Mercer , April 12, 2013

South Dakota to recognize emergency dispatchers

National Public Safety Telecommunications week is meant to be a time when citizens can thank public safety men and women who respond to emergency calls and dispatch emergency professionals and equipment during times of crisis.

April 10, 2013

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Crow Creek at odds with Sprint

PUC closer to decision on ‘traffic pumping’ allegations.

By Bob Mercer , April 09, 2013

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SDDOT weather app unveiled

PIERRE -- The South Dakota Department of Transportation has released a free traveler information app for smart phones using the Android operating system and plans to do the same later for iPhones.

By News release , March 26, 2013

OPINION: Unlock phones so people can use public airwaves

What if, when you bought a new television, you had to decide which electrical network you'd like to use it on. That is essentially the problem most Americans face whenever they buy a mobile phone.

By Susan Crawford , March 25, 2013

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Taxes unpaid, PUC revokes licenses of telecom firms

PIERRE — Three telecommunications companies lost their rights Tuesday to continue doing business in South Dakota.

By Bob Mercer , March 13, 2013

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AT&T closing franchise stores in 4 SD cities

Express Wireless is no longer providing AT&T products and services in western South Dakota, but a spokesman said company policy prohibited him from saying why.

March 12, 2013

SD panel wants to restrict political robo-calls

SD panel wants to restrict political robo-calls PIERRE — Political campaigns could be prohibited from using anonymous robo-calls for or against election candidates and ballot measures in South Dakota under a proposal endorsed Wednesday by a state House of Representatives panel.

By Bob Mercer , February 28, 2013

CenturyLink workers in West closer to striking

The Communication Workers of America announced its executive board authorized the union's president to set a strike date, the final step before going on strike.

February 14, 2013

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