Top StorynnWall Street Journal* –- Verizon veteran Dennis Stigl is retiring as president and chief operating officer this year. nnnAmong OthersnnCommunications Daily –- Michael Chertoff, the former Homeland Security secretary, reviewed progress and remaining tasks in interoperable emergency communications (p1).nnWired.com –- A federal appeals court overturned a trial judge’s suppression of drug evidence because of a questionable warrant.nnCBC –- Business interests including arms of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce are in revolt over the group’s support for big carriers efforts’ to overturn a new regulation requiring them to sell ISPs Internet access at the same speeds they provide it to their own retail customers.nn –- Canada’s Human Rights Commission called unconstitutional a law banning hate speech on the Internet.nnCNet – Qwest had a long-distance service failure.nnWSJ –- Sprint said it will release next month its first phone using Google’s Android operating system. nn –- Nokia said it’s releasing technology tools to help developers create applications for its Ovi store.nnNew York Times –- It’s mainly iPhone owners in the densest big markets who get bad service from AT&T.nnBusinessWeek –- MMS, multimedia messaging, is coming to iPhones over the AT&T network Sept. 25, a little late.nnFinancial Times* –- Company executives say that contrary to conventional wisdom, Nokia is doing fine in the smartphone business.nnSan Francisco Business Times –- Facebook said 65 million people are using it from mobile devices, up from 20 million eight months ago.nn –- An analyst expects smartphones to pass PCs in sales in two years.nnGuardian (U.K.) –- More U.K. Web requests came from Android phones in June than from BlackBerrys and Windows Mobile devices combined.nn –- Can they fix USF and intercarrier comp before then? Renowned scientist Freeman Dyson imagines that in the distant future, humans will communicate by radiotelepathy.nn nnNOTE: Telecom A.M. won't be published Monday, Sept. 7, because of the Labor Day holiday. The next issue will be Tuesday. n n_____________________nn*Access by paid subscription only. Free trials of Communications Daily and Washington Internet Daily are available.
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机译：《华尔街日报》 * * – Verizon的资深人士Dennis Stigl今年将卸任总裁兼首席运营官。 nnnAmong OthersnnCommunications Daily –前国土安全部部长迈克尔·切尔托夫（Michael Chertoff）回顾了可互操作的紧急通信（p1）.nnWired.com的进展–联邦上诉法院由于可疑的手令推翻了主审法官对毒品证据的压制。 nnCBC-包括加拿大商会在内的商业利益团体对该组织对大型运营商的支持的举动发生了反抗。这种努力旨在推翻一项新规定，要求他们以向ISP提供的速度向自己的零售客户出售ISP。 nn –加拿大人权委员会称违反宪法是一项禁止在互联网上发表仇恨言论的法律。nnCNet – Qwest发生了长途服务故障。nnWSJ– Sprint表示，下个月将使用Google的Android操作系统发布其首款手机。 nn –诺基亚表示将发布技术工具，以帮助开发人员为其Ovi商店创建应用程序。nn纽约时报–主要是最密集的大市场中的iPhone用户，他们从AT＆T获得了糟糕的服务。通过AT＆T网络在iPhone上使用iPhone的时间稍晚一些。nn《金融时报》-公司高管表示，与传统观点相反，诺基亚在智能手机业务方面表现不错。nn《旧金山商业时报》-Facebook称有6500万人使用它来自移动设备，而八个月前为2000万。nn–一位分析师预计智能手机将在两年内超过PC的销量。nnGuardian（英国）– 6月份来自Android手机的英国Web请求数量超过了BlackBerry和Windows。结合了移动设备。nn–在此之前，它们可以修复USF和载波间补偿吗？著名科学家弗里曼·戴森（Freeman Dyson）认为，在不久的将来，人类将通过radiotelepathy.nn进行通讯。由于劳动节假期，不会在9月7日星期一发布。下期是星期二。 n n _____________________ nn *仅按付费订阅访问。提供了《通信日报》和《华盛顿互联网日报》的免费试用版。
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