Two prominent "regulators" have gone to work for Comcast - the same company they were supposed to be policing. The issue raises serious questions about the credibility and impartiality of the politically appointed bureaucrats that are supposed to be representing you in regulatory hearings. Full story.

T-Mobile announced today that it is moving from from an unlimited data plan to a tiered data plan. This isn’t a drastic change from its current data plan offering, but it does change the game a bit. Is this change what consumers want or is it what the industry wants?

It’s time for an another exciting edition of FunTOS! Today’s fun comes from Verizon Wireless. You all know them as the second US wireless carrier to get the iPhone. If you are thinking about switching to Verizon or you are already a Verizon customer, take a look at the changes Verizon made to section in its customer agreement titled, “How Do I Accept This Agreement?"

As my colleague Mike pointed out to you in March, AT&T had released a phone that could have taken the mobile world by storm. The Motorola Atrix, combined with its extremely expensive but innovative accessories, could have become the one device to unify all your personal computing and information consumption needs. Sadly, AT&T released the Atrix with a bit of a handicap--it throttled the Atrix’s upload speeds. AT&T said oops and promised to release a fix at an undetermined time.