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The short stretch of Teller County Road 81 just outside the city limits is probably the most popular spot in Victor. Every day, cars pull along the shoulder in search of something they can’t find in town: a cellular telephone signal. “Go by there on any given day, and I’ll bet there’s half a dozen people making phone calls,” said Thomas Bugbee, who frequented the hill this year as he and his wife, Kathleen, bought a house and set up a business selling wool. Frustrated with life in a perpetual dead spot and unwilling to hunker down on a gravel shoulder anymore, residents in this town of 450 are banding together, collecting signatures and clamoring for a cell phone provider to come to town. Without technology, they ask, how can they keep up? “People want all the modern conveniences. If we’re going to get more businesses here, we have to be able to provide these things other towns have,” said Karen Morrison, who’s leading the charge. So far, residents have collected more than 1,000 signatures — more than double the number of residents — and the city and Victor’s largest employer, the Cripple Creek & Victor Gold Mining Co., have - more available

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While few argue with AT&T's right to shape its new U-Verse service as it sees fit, what if a customer wants broadband but not the video service? Some would argue that such subscribers, rather than being limited to 6 mbps, should have an option to pay extra for access to the full pipe, even if they plan to use that bandwidth to buy a TV service from a rival that might one day be offered via the Internet.

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More than $25 Billion Invested Nationwide in Past Five Years; Major Investments and Upgrades Continue in 2006 MORRISTOWN, N.J., Jan. 2 /PRNewswire/ -- Verizon Wireless, operator of the nation's most reliable wireless network, today announced it has completed nearly $230 million in enhancements to its New Jersey network in 2005. The multi-million dollar local investment, part of more than $25 billion invested across the nation in the past five years, included adding and updating cell sites and new switching facilities to improve call handling capacity and quality, increase coverage and expand advanced services like wireless broadband Internet access, and text and video messaging. The company also continued to invest in redundancy capabilities designed to keep the network operating during power outages and in its rigorous network quality assurance program- daily testing designed to analyze network reliability and assist the company in targeting improvements. "Reliable wireless networks are not built overnight," said Charles Hand, president of the company's New York Metro Region. "While our competitors focus on integrating divergent networks and image makeovers, Verizon Wireless continues to efficiently invest in network enhancements to deliver what our customers want most: the best, most reliable wireless voice and data network." As part of - more available

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