Cynthia Wilson

Cynthia Wilson brings more than 20 years of journalism experience as a reporter and editor to her freelance contributions to InvestorPlace.com. She also has worked as an associate analyst for Edward Jones and contributes market research and analysis reports for investment banking firm Ogden Associates, Inc. In addition to her work with IP, Cynthia is a regular contributor to insideARM.com, a B2B publication for the account receivables management industry. Her career includes work at The St. Louis Post-Dispatch, The Wichita Eagle and Louisville Courier-Journal.

Recent Articles

With Competitors Struggling, Clearwire’s Fortunes Improve

Prospects for wireless-services provider Clearwire have improved as its competitors struggle with regulators and nervous investors.

Options for Selling that ‘Old’ iPad 2

For those of you who must have the new iPad, you can get credit for that old iPad 2 from a number of sources, including Apple’s Reuse and Recycling program.

Verizon Aims to Move Swiftly to Full LTE Coverage and Compatible Phones

Verizon is moving aggressively to become the first wireless carrier to offer high-speed LTE technology, and compatible phones, in all its service areas.

LightSquared Prepares Legal Challenge to FCC Decision

Broadband specialist LightSquared has hired a legal team to challenge an FCC decision blocking its rollout of a high-speed wireless service.

iPad Increasingly Favored by Corporate IT

IT departments are buying more tablet computers for corporate use, and Apple's iPad tops many IT lists, a recent analysis shows.

With Purchase of SonicWall, Dell Bolsters Its IT Security Cache

Dell's purchase of SonicWall bolsters its presence in the competitive market for IT security.

Merger of Youku and Tudou Highlights China’s Thirst for Online Programming

The merger of Youku and Tudou, two former rivals in online video, highlights the China's thirst for online programming.

With AT&T’s LTE Expansion in 12 More Markets, High-Speed Wireless Picks up Steam

AT&T expanded its 4G LTE service to 12 new markets, as the major wireless carriers in the U.S. continue network upgrades to high-speed technology.

Is It Time to End Cell-Phone Subsidies?

Dependence on them hurts manufacturers and carriers, especially in overseas markets.

From 4G Wireless to 5G, a Boost in ‘Intelligence’

While 4G LTE networks are still being rolled out, communications futurists are focused on the next generation of wireless-network upgrades.