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Reach out and touch anyone via a pay phone
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International Herald Tribune
05-14-2004
It started as an art project. Blue spiral notebook in hand, Mark Thomas spent afternoons walking the streets of Manhattan, compiling the numbers and locations of public pay phones. He posted them on his Web site in the hope that people would call them. ''There is real beauty in whimsical acts of contact between strangers,'' he explained. Soon his list expanded to include public phones at the top of the Eiffel Tower, in the basemen...
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Pay phone rates are deregulated; Costs to customers in Minnesota appear unlikely to be raised soon.(BUSINESS)
Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN)
; The federal government deregulated pay phone rates Tuesday, but it appears that many customers in Minnesota won't pay more, or at least not right away. Deregulation of pay phone rates is a result of Federal Communications Commission (FCC) rules based on the 1996 federal Telecommunications Act. The
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Tampa, Fla., Pay Phone Company Ringing In Profits.(Originated from St. Petersburg Times, Fla.)
Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
; TAMPA, FlaDec. 16--Ever since he got into the pay phone business, Bob Hill has been outstanding in his field. Like the time his company agreed to put in a pay phone at a rural southern Indiana convenience store -- once the store was built. A few days later, Hill received a photo from his sales
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PAY PHONE RATES LEFT ALONE COMPANIES CAN CONTINUE TO CHARGE WHAT THEY WANT AS HIGH COURT TURNS AWAY SCC APPEAL.(BUSINESS)
The Virginian Pilot
; Byline: LON WAGNER, STAFF WRITER Pay phone owners can keep charging 35 cents for local calls - or 50 cents or a dollar, for that matter - and Virginia's State Corporation Commission can't do a thing about it, according to a U.S. Supreme Court decision issued Monday. The high court handed a victory
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Pay phone problem: Dial `M' for missing Many vanish as profits fall
Chicago Sun-Times
; ... phone companies to connect to local networks. If pay phones do vanish, some won't mourn their passing. "I haven't used a pay phone in years," said Gad Breuer, 50, of Buffalo Grove. "I always have my cell phone." Contributing: Gannett News Service
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FIND A PAY PHONE.(TECH)(WEB SITE OF THE WEEK)(Column)
The Capital Times (Madison, WI)
; Byline: Lynn Welch There's one at the Barrymore, one at Noodles & Co. on State Street and a number still at the Memorial Union. If you want to see where in Madison, or elsewhere around the country, you can find a pay phone, consult the Pay Phone Directory at www.payphone-directory.org. While
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