Verizon’s new data plans announced on Tuesday are expected to be followed by others in the industry as wireless firms focus their attention on charges for Internet data, according to analysts.
Here is our story today on the new plan and the future of Internet service costs — which will in most cases be tiered and continue to rise as consumers use applications that consume more data.
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