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  • SBC is the holding company of South Western Bell, Pac Bell, ASI, Cingular Wireless (SBC owned 60% in 2002)
    • 1999 merged with Ameritech.  Ameritech territories included Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, and Wisconsin.
    • Advanced Solutions Inc. (ASI) created in May 2002 as result of merger with Ameritech for the purpose of offering SBC advanced services
    • Affiliated ISPs:
      • Pacific Bell Internet,
      • SBC Internet Services,
      • Prodigy Communications (SBC fully acquired Prodigy in 2001) - SBC looks for DSL boost from Prodigy –CNET  September 25, 2001; About Prodigy ("Prodigy Communications, a subsidiary of SBC Communications, is one of America's leading Internet service providers (ISPs) serving the largest number of high-speed digital subscriber line (DSL) Internet customers in the United States. Founded in 1984 as the first consumer online service, the company together with SBC has grown to serve more than 3.6 million customers.")  See also About Prodigy and SBC.
    • CEI Plans
    • Network Disclosures
  • DSL
    • Lines in Service | Adoption
      • 2002Q02 - 1.7 million DSL lines (net gain of 213,000 lines, up 67% from a year ago)  SBC Investory Briefing page 6 August 13, 2002
      • 2002Q01 - 1.5 million DSL lines (net gain of 183,000 lines, 25% growth over Q04)
      • 2001Q04 - 1.3 million DSL lines (net gain of 146,000 lines)
      • 2001Q03 - 1.187 million DSL lines (net gain of 150,000 lines)
      • 2001Q02 - 1,037 million DSL lines (net gain of 83,000 lines)
      • 2001Q01 - 954 million DSL lines
      • 2000Q04 - 767 million DSL lines - SBC Reports First-Quarter Result April 18, 2002
    • "In 2001, SBC reduced its DSL per-customer recurring costs by 20 percent and per-customer nonrecurring costs by 35 percent, and targeted further 30 percent reductions in both categories in 2002.  At the end of the second quarter, SBC already had achieved a 25 percent reduction in per-customer recurring costs and a 30 percent reduction in per-customer nonrecurring costs."  SBC Investory Briefing page 6 August 13, 2002
  • Nationwide Data/IP Backbone
    • "Important drivers of data growth rates for the quarter were cutbacks for ISPs.  Looking at three basic transport products in the business segment - DS1s, DS3s and Private Rate Interface ISDN - ISP revenues declined 44 percent compared with the second quarter a year ago, while the medium/small business segment grew 13.4 percent and government /education / medical grew 9.7 percent.  Overall revenues for these products declined 8.6 percent, but excluding ISPs, grew 2.8 percent."  SBC Investory Briefing page 5 August 13, 2002
    • "Much of SBC's data/IP network was built out last year, and completion of in-region network connections is already a part of SBC's 2002 capital guidance."  SBC Reports First-Quarter Result April 18, 2002

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¨SBC also continues to make good progress in its strategic alliance with Yahoo! Inc, which was announced in late 2001.  With 80 million users across the United States and more than 30 million in SBC´s regions, Yahoo! is the No. 1 destination on the Internet.  In April 2002, the dial'up version of the SBC Yahoo! service was launched in Connecticut, with launches in additional regions planned for the second quarter. The broadband version is targeted for introduction in the third quarter of this year.¨ SBC Reports First-Quarter Result April 18, 2002

News & Blogs

  • VoIP
  • SBC revises high-speed Internet prices, Reuters 11/1/2005
  • SBC Reports 41% Profit Decline, NYT 10/21/2005
  • Broadband uptake lifts SBC numbers, FT 10/21/2005
  • SBC's Q1 earnings drop 53 percent on merger costs, Bizjournal 4/27/2005
  • SBC, Hewlett-Packard form alliance, CNET 1/14/2005
  • SBC's Whitacre announces IP-based services suite, Infoworld 1/7/2005
  • SBC Plans Set-Top Box with Web Links, eweek 1/4/2005
  • SBC offers $19.95 DSL with a catch, CNET 10/29/2004
  • SBC Investor Briefing Oct 21, 2004, SBC 11/12/2004
  • SBC Sued by Web Service Providers, NYTimes 7/25/03
  • SBC targeted in antitrust lawsuit, CNET 7/25/03
  • Net-access providers sue SBC, Mercury 7/25/03
  • SBC gets sued, USA Today 7/25/03
  • Former attorney general pleads guilty to fraud charges, CNN 7/18/03
  • SBC offers flat-rate plan, mercury 4/4/03
  • Justice Dept. Fails to Back SBC's Michigan Bid, Reuters 2/26/03
  • SBC Yahoo! Gets DirecTV Nod, Internet News 1/2/03
  • Federal Communications Commission Authorizes SBC to Provide Long Distance Service in California, FCC 12/20/02
  • SBC cites revenue slip, DSL gains CNET 10/24/02
  • Yahoo, SBC lure users to switch ISPs Info World 10/15/02
  • SBC To Lay Off 11,000 Workers, AP 10/1/02
  • SBC Gets 'Personal' With DSL, Internet News 8/21/02
  • SBC Reports Lower Profit and Revenue, NYT 7/24/02
  • SBC misses Street on spending drop, CNET 7/24/02
  • SBC fixes glitch blocking DSL, CNET 6/10/02
  • SBC, Yahoo launch co-branded Net access, CNET 6/3/02
  • SBC Cuts Jobs Blaming Regulators, Internet News 5/15/02
  • Washington Post Co. Unveils TechNews.com, Internet News 5/17/02
  • SBC to miss upgrade deadline, CNET 2/28/02
  • SBC Gets Cozy With Yahoo!, Newsbytes 12/28/01
  • Court tells FCC to reconsider SBC ruling, CNET 12/28/01
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