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• House votes against 'net neutrality' 
  United Press International  | Apr 9,'11
  The House Friday approved a bill that would prohibit the U.S. government from regulating the Internet, a measure the White House said it was likely to veto. The House approved Joint Resolution 37 by a vote of 240-179, which would ban the Federal Communications Commission from implementing its December 2010 "Preserving the Open Internet" initiative to ensure so-called net neutrality, The
• Obama likely to veto 'net neutrality' bill 
  United Press International  | Apr 8,'11
  U.S. President Barack Obama will likely veto a bill undoing new Web-access rules because it stifles Web advances and hurts consumers, the White House says. The administration "strongly opposes" the bill, which House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, and House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, R-Va., said Thursday might be voted on Friday if lawmakers pass a budget plan for the rest of the current
• New Financial Chief For Sprint 
  Daily Markets  | Apr 5,'11
  Sprint Nextel Corp. (NYSE:S) announced the joining of Joseph J. Euteneuer as its Chief Financial Officer (CFO). Euteneuer replaces Bob Brust who is retiring from Sprint. Before joining Sprint, Euteneuer was the financial chief at Qwest Communication, which was acquired by CenturyLink Inc. (NYSE:CTL) a few days back. Prior to Qwest, Euteneuer also held the post of CFO at XM Satellite
• Sprint names Joseph J. Euteneuer CFO 
  INO.com  | Apr 4,'11
  (AP:OVERLAND PARK, Kan.) Sprint Nextel Corp. said Monday it has officially named Joseph J. Euteneuer as chief financial officer. He succeeds Bob Brust, who is retiring. Sprint announced late last year that Euteneuer, who was then the CFO of Qwest Communications International Inc., would join Sprint as soon as CenturyLink Inc. had finished taking over Qwest. That happened on Friday.
• CenturyLink Finally Acquires Qwest 
  Daily Markets  | Apr 4,'11
  CenturyLink Inc. (NYSE:CTL) finally completed its $12 billion merger with Denver-based Qwest Communications following all the necessary approvals and regulatory clearances. The merger created the third-largest landline operator in the U.S. The combined company will operate under the CenturyLink brand. However, it will take several months to fully integerate the two brands. Until
• SEC Strikes Out on Qwest Claims 
  Law Blog - The Wall Street Journal  | Apr 1,'11
  It's been more than a decade since Joseph Nacchio allegedly engaged in trades that landed him in prison, and yet the Nacchio news tied to that era keeps giving and giving. The latest: the SEC's case against two former Qwest employees went belly up yesterday. According to this story from the AP, federal judge Marcia Krieger ruled in favor of former Qwest Communications International

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