More wireline industry news from across the Web:
> Pyramid Research found number of countries with a broadband strategy increased from 17 in 2005 to 140 in 2014. Release
> USA Fiber introduced a dark fiber lease program for its Ashburn, Va., ring. Release
> Verizon debuts a new secure cloud interconnect that delivers secure performance for mission-critical workloads and applications. Release
> The National Broadband Network in Australia said it will trial G.fast in the lab. ZDNet
Wireless News
> An AT&T customer who subscribed to four services from the carrier got an unexpected and sharp response from the company after he sent an email to AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson. Article
> T-Mobile US tweaked some of its pricing for Apple's iPhone 6s and 6s Plus through its "Jump! On Demand" phone leasing program. Article
Installer News
> Commscope announced a new power solution for cell tower remote radio units (RRUs) that lets operators reuse the existing cables. Article
> FairPoint says its new line of construction services was driven by the growing demand from its wireless wholesale customers' ongoing small cell buildouts. Article
Cable News
> Comcast launched a "Web" section on its X1 video platform featuring short-form video content from 30 broadcast and cable networks. Article
> Suddenlink will expand its offerings to business users with Arris' Service Provider Wi-Fi solution. The company said it will sell the product throughout its 17-state area. Article
And finally … The landmark Qwest building in Denver is now losing its CenturyLink signage as the company has reduced its footprint in the building and other tenants are taking over. Article