Samsung Galaxy S4 'Active' Available Exclusively from AT&T Starting June 21

Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 Coming Soon to AT&T

NewTek Unveils Next-Generation TriCaster 40

Nearly Nine out Ten Businesses Take Proactive Approach to Security Says AT&T Study

The ACLU, a Verizon Customer, Says Government Data Collection Violates Its First and Fourth Amendment Rights

USDA Seeks Applications to Finance Rural Broadband in Remote Areas

AT&T Staff Additions and Promotions: Shem, Jones, and Hemmer

Alaskan print shop launches mobile app offering custom, printed postcards

AT&T First U.S. Carrier to Offer Enhanced Push-to-Talk on iPhone Through New App Available to Business Customers

Begich Meets with FCC Nominee and Presses Him on Universal Service Fund

Verizon Takes Next Step in Alaska Journey

Is your IT In or Out?

As Alaska companies strive to keep up with the ever-changing demands of information technology, many of them are taking a mixed approach to meeting their technical needs. They’re handling certain information technology functions in-house, bringing in technical consultants to enhance internal resources and outsourcing entire tasks to IT support companies.

By Tracy Barbour

State Restores Critical Computer System

Alaska Communications Expands Hosted Voice over Internet Service

DenaliTEK Earns Top Honors at Ingram Micro Cloud Summit 2013