Qwest Communications, the fourth-largest phone company in the United States, this week began selling a $30-a-month home Internet phone service, quietly reentering a market it once led but in which it ...

Qwest seems to be coming on board with pre-approval of any edict from the FCC requiring them to grant E-911 system access to VoIP providers. There's at least some well-informed supposition that a ...

Freed from regulatory constraints stemming from its merger with U.S. West in 2000, Qwest Communications is now offering a full suite of business-class IP services in the 14 Western states where the ...

Qwest this week rolled out an IP Centrex service designed to help enterprise firms migrate from traditional Centrex and PBX services. Called IP Centrex Prime, the service retains traditional Centrex ...

Qwest quietly rolled out their ‘OneFlex’ voice-over-IP service last night, offering a basic plan of $30 a month and cheap US long distance that caps out at an additional $20 a month. That means $50 ...

At the Fall VON 2005 conference in Boston Tuesday, Microsoft said it is jumping into the hosted VoIP arena through a new partnership with Qwest Communications International that will create a suite of ...

Qwest Communications is challenging a decision that subjects calls made by its customers through cyberspace to the same fees as calls made through traditional phone lines. Qwest is offering so-called ...

Qwest Communications is challenging a decision that subjects calls made by its customers through cyberspace to the same state fees as calls made through traditional phone lines. Qwest is offering ...

The company will be the first Baby Bell to voluntarily offer its high-speed Internet service to customers regardless of whether they purchase Qwest's voice services. Marguerite Reardon started as a ...

Qwest Communications said it would expand its VoIP service outside its 14-state territory, to New York, Los Angeles, and a handful of other metro areas. Anyone else remember when all the big local ...