Once again, the powerful and wealthy pay-TV industry is playing politics with Americans’ access to vital programming in order to pad their pocketbooks. On Friday, March 4, AT&T U-Verse stopped providing …

Wikipedia Commons AT&T is struggling to attract more all-important postpaid customers than its competitors, according to its latest financial report. While it added 2.8 million new wireless customers in the last …

Local CWA members, workers’ rights activists and community allies rallied outside T-Mobile’s corporate headquarters on Wednesday to deliver 15,000-signature petitions urging the company to stop silencing women who speak out against sexual harassment.

~~~~ CWA Local 3122 members at AT&T are wearing blue on Mondays to let the company know workers are “Singin’ the Blues” because they’re working without a contract.

AT&T’s plan to transform its massive network by 2020 — with software running on standard computing gear replacing specialized hardware — has communications equipment suppliers and much of the IT industry abuzz. That’s partly because AT&T (NYSE:T) will lower capital spending if successful.

Three former cell phone salespeople in Washington state have been sued by AT&T Mobility for allegedly helping unlock thousands of cell phones so the devices could work on any wireless network.

For 10 years, The Watchdog has received a steady flow of complaints about AT&T. Hundreds upon hundreds. More than any other company by far. Each complaint I forward gets fixed. But in a greater sense, it seems nothing gets fixed. Is the culture of Dallas-based AT&T to accept the trove of complaints but never drill down to the root cause.

CWA members at AT&T Southeast are holding informational pickets and stepping up mobilization to make sure the company knows they’re determined to reach a fair contract. CWA Local 3122 members in Miami show their support for the bargaining team. Every Thursday, call center workers wear red and network workers wear orange.

CWA locals representing AT&T workers in two District 3 locations held unfair labor practices strikes last week. Both locals reported a successful resolution of issues that provoked the strikes. In New Orleans, above, members of CWA Local 3410 walked out on Aug.

CWA President Chris Shelton and District 3 Vice President Richard Honeycutt joined nearly a thousand CWAers at an informational picket and rally outside AT&T headquarters in Atlanta this past Saturday. CWA President Shelton marches with CWAers at AT&T rally in Atlanta.