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Verizon names Angie Klein as CEO of Visible

Verizon names Angie Klein as CEO of Visible
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Visible Taps Verizon Veteran as New CEO

/PRNewswire/ Visible, the Verizon-owned all digital wireless carrier, announced today that industry veteran and Verizon executive, Angie Klein, has been.

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Verizon and T-Mobile are building digital bundles that AT&T hasn t matched

While cable and technology companies fight for control over the home, wireless carriers are building bundles that may dominate the living room.

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Verizon extends reach of low-cost broadband program Fios Forward

The program will be offered for as little as $20 a month to households that qualify.

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Verizon announces high-speed internet with no data cap at $20 per month for low-income Baltimore-area customers

Verizon announced Monday that high-speed internet will be offered at a lower price to qualified low-income customers.

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