More wireless news from across the Web:
> CenturyLink increased its "internet cost recovery" fee. DSLReports article
> Huawei is planning a $2 billion bond offering. WSJ article
> Cloud computing startup Mesosphere said it is opening its platform for managing data center resources. Computerworld article
> U.S. Sen. John Thune (R-S.D.) is investigating the FCC's Lifeline proposal. B&C article
> The New Yorker published an article on Verizon's ongoing strike. New Yorker article
> Intel said it will slash as many as 12,000 jobs as it continues to try to recover from an inability to exploit the smartphone era and a waning PC market. Article
Online Video News
> Virtual reality, live streaming and more are dominating headlines from the ongoing NAB show in Las Vegas. Editor's Corner
Installer News
> As the FCC's incentive auction of TV broadcasters' unwanted 600 MHz spectrum licenses gets underway, a new concern is now facing the U.S. tower industry: Older cellular towers might not be able to handle the additional weight of new 600 MHz antennas and equipment. Article
European Wireless News
> Swisscom claimed it is the first operator in Europe to successfully transfer data at 1 Gbps over its commercial mobile broadband network, following tests of LTE-Advanced Pro (LTE-A Pro) conducted this week in conjunction with Ericsson. Article
Cable News
> Dish Network reported its first-quarter numbers marked by a net loss of 23,000 pay-TV subscribers, compared to a net gain of 35,000 in the year-ago quarter. Article
And finally… Harriet Tubman will appear on the $20 bill. Article