Telecoms gear maker Ericsson blasted past first-quarter core profit expectations thanks to surging mobile broadband sales but said it would take until the third quarter to resolve Japan quake supply problems. Full story
In the telecommunication industry's land grab for wireless airwaves, investors better brace for U.S. deals that are bewildering -- or worse. Full story
Research In Motion, looking to fend off rivals and assure wary Indian customers of its encrypted communications services, said its major competitors would face the same pressures over government security concerns. Full story
Telecoms tycoon Najib Mikati, who is backed by Shi'ite group Hezbollah and its allies, was set to lead Lebanon's new government after he won backing from Druze leader Walid Jumblatt. Full story
A federal judge Tuesday ordered the U.S. government to pay more than $2.5 million in attorney fees and damages after he concluded investigators wiretapped the phones of a suspected terrorist organization without a warrant. Full story
Internet content providers and free-speech advocates asked a federal judge to stop Massachusetts from enforcing an expansion of its obscenity law that would outlaw electronic communications that may be harmful to minors. Full story
epa01637507 Nokia Corporation Executive Vice President Niklas Savander speaks during a press conference at the Mobile World Congress 2009, in Barcelona, northeastern Spain, 16 February 2009. The fair will run from 16th to19th February, with a participation of 1,300 companies which will launch their
