Wireline news from across the web:
@FierceTelecom RT@WSJ Business News: Explainer: How companies measure carbon footprint in the cloud. Article | Follow @FierceTelecom
> Brazil's Telebras plans to deploy a 200 km metro fiber network in Sao Paulo. Article
> BLM Acquisition Corp., a consortium of 32 regional telecom and broadband providers, has acquired cloud hosting company Codero Hosting. Article
> CENX has joined the VMware Technology Alliance Partner (TAP) program. Release
Cable News
> Cablevision Vice Chairman Gregg Siebert conceded that the MSO's bundling of broadband services and over-the-air antennas in a so-called "cord-cutter" package is giving its "programming friends heartburn." Article
> In a broad-ranging address to shareholders, Liberty Media Chairman John Malone laid out the reasons he supports the proposed $56.7 billion merger of Charter Communications and Time Warner Cable, pointing specifically to the possibility of a Wi-Fi calling service as one outcome. Article
Installer News
> A new Frost & Sullivan report predicts that the test equipment market for software-defined radios (SDR) will grow from $1.57 billion in 2014 to $2.83 billion in 2021, an 8.8 percent annual growth rate. Article
Online Video News
> Yahoo is fighting online ad fraud by partnering with several third-party measurement companies, including comScore, DoubleVerify, Integral Ad Science, Moat and others, to enable independent verification of display and online video ads that appear on its sites. Article
Wireless News
> AT&T Mobility is making it about as clear as can be: Eventually, it will stop offering two-year contracts and subsidized smartphones. Article
> T-Mobile US is extending its "Never Settle Trial" promotion through June 27 in an effort to steal away Verizon Wireless customers. Article
And finally … @WSJD: Customers of Amazon's cloud computing division demand the company come clean about its energy use. Article