Comcast was also one of the cable operators -- along with Time Warner Cable Inc.
There was also a greater number of operators - nine - in grades A and B than previously.
Not to worry: It now trades on the Nasdaq bulletin board, thanks to an old tactic of penny-stock operators--the reverse merger.
Yet Mail-Well's owner-operators--flush with cash from selling their companies--had lost their hustle.
So Ed Richards is pleased that along with the four existing operators - Vodafone, O2, EE and Three - the winners include a new player, Niche.
An airline can simply refer delayed passengers to either their tour operators - in the case of a chartered flight - or even to their travel insurers.
By the next day, All Nippon and Japan Airlines -- the world's two largest Dreamliner operators -- had already begun installing modified lithium ion batteries on their 787 jets.
The British Association of Balloon Operators (BABO) - a UK trade body for commercial hot air balloon operators - said it had received an "unacceptably high" number of complaints about Go Ballooning.
While Apple already has deals with two Chinese mobile operators - China Unicom and China Telecom - it is yet to strike a partnership with China Mobile, the biggest operator in the world in terms of subscriber volume.
During the proposed reprieve, non-European based operators conducting flights originating outside Europe would not be subjected to EU-ETS requirements, though European operators and intra-EU flights conducted by foreign operators would still be required to comply with the policy.
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With an elegant, user-friendly interface, unparalleled speed and performance and a broad content line-up, the DivX TV platform is easy to implement and can be supported on virtually any kind of Internet-connected consumer electronics device, including digital televisions, blu-ray players, gaming consoles, pay-tv operators set-top devices, multimedia storage devices, and even mobile phones.
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The researchers were able to divide their subjects very cleanly into co-operators, free-riders and reciprocators, based on how many tokens they contributed to the pool, and how they reacted to the collective contributions of others.
Now throw in something for the 2-and-20 crowd, namely private equity managers, venture capitalists, hedge fund operators and funds-of-hedge-funds operators.
Most punishment was imposed by above-average contributors (deemed co-operators) on below-average contributors (deemed defectors or free-riders).
They are also worried that a new kind of rival, such as mobile-phone operators or web-based portals, may be able to operate more cheaply and with less supervision.
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The NTSB has been urging the FAA to develop and enforce tougher safety standards for on-demand operators, especially in pilot training, maintenance practices and where air-tour operators can fly.
The products were offered to thousands of small firms - including pub owners, haulage firms, care-home operators and vets - when they asked their bank to take out a loan.
More likely, their longer-term growth will bump up against the ceiling of a European market in which the contestable low-cost segment is smaller than it is in the U.S., and well-established packaged-tour operators and national-flag carriers can block deeper inroads into the leisure- and business-travel segments.
But the obese, the gamblers, rugby players, skiers, the sedentary, the promiscuous who don't practice safe sex, those who won't wear helmets on motorcycles and bikes, horseback riders, pool owners, all-terrain-vehicle operators, small-plane pilots, sunbathers, scuba divers, and surfers -- all of whom cost us money and incur higher than average health care costs -- are still on the job.
And the three strategies did, indeed, have the same average pay-offs to the individuals who played them though only 13% were co-operators, 20% free-riders and 63% reciprocators.
The launch of innovation-focused virtual network operators like SK-Earthlink?s Helio will push the big carriers to deliver cool applications.
And that all sports facility owners and operators re-assess the safety standards of their facilities to ensure safe spectator experiences.
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Both that argument and America's rules stopping local operators merging with long-distance operators look harder to justify given today's turmoil and the rapid pace of technological change.
Now that wide-area wireless network operators recognize Wi-Fi hotspots as complementary to their advanced packet-data networks, they will end up owning or leasing most of today's hotspots and will build out coverage.
Much in the way the phone system migrated from operators hand-switching every call to users dialing directly, Intentional Software could let a marketing executive create the code needed for a product campaign with just minimal mediation from a programmer.
The commercial and legal interactions between train-leasing companies, train operators, track-maintenance companies and Railtrack are mind-boggling.
C. taxi drivers and Uber services, or the decade-old spat between cable operators and telco-based video providers, understands that when regulators can no longer provider monopoly protection to an incumbent, their basis for imposing monopoly-related fees or obligations washes away.
But as that hope faded and the need to remove the steadily-decreasing decay heat remained, operators at Fukushima-Daiichi took measures that would cool the reactors but would ruin them for future operation, such as the decision to try to cool the reactors with seawater.
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What are the investors--pension plan operators, that is--going to get out of this system?
Unquestionably, the position of the mobile-telephone operators in the new m-commerce value chain will be pivotal.
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