A COMPANY blocked by the Bloomberg administration from installing more pay phones in Manhattan is pumping money into the mayoral campaign of City Council Speaker Gifford Miller. Records show that ...
Independently owned pay phones, often-maddening fixtures in bars, delis and bodegas, are about to invade new and lucrative turf curbsides across the city. Ending a monopoly held by New York Telephone ...
A federal judge has tossed a lawsuit seeking to block free public Wi-Fi stations rolling out across the city. Pay-phone vendor Telebeam sued in 2014, claiming New York City violated the City Charter ...
NEW YORK (AP) — A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit challenging New York City’s push to turn payphones into Wi-Fi hotspots. Chief city lawyer Zachary Carter said Tuesday the ruling means the 7,500 ...
A U.S. district court judge last week effectively ended a payphone company’s lawsuit against the City of New York, opening the door for an ambitious public Wi-Fi hotspot program to proceed. The ...
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