Sprint-Nextel merger is a total technology mismatch
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Leave it up to you, Stevelvl, to get letters backwards!
That article was the INquirer, not ENquirer. Please, please, please, as always asked of you by everyone in these forums, learn how to spell and comprehend the English written language!!!!
That article was the INquirer, not ENquirer. Please, please, please, as always asked of you by everyone in these forums, learn how to spell and comprehend the English written language!!!!
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BluetoOrange22 said:
Leave it up to you, Stevelvl, to get letters backwards!
That article was the INquirer, not ENquirer. Please, please, please, as always asked of you by everyone in these forums, learn how to spell and comprehend the English written language!!!!
Riiiight. Technically the letters aren't "backwards," the word is merely misspelled.
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Tebor0 said:
Someone want to copy/paste it? I can't access it through my firewall. âšī¸
Sprint-Nextel merger is a total technology mismatch
Throwing babies out with bathwater dot com
By Tony Dennis: Sunday 12 December 2004, 10:37
TALK ABOUT THROWING the baby out with the bathwater, the proposed merger between US cellular operators Sprint and Nextel makes no sense to the INQ, They're using entirely incompatible technologies.
Nextel has built up a solid business customer subscriberbase while Sprint is very consumer focussed. It even hosts Virgin Mobile's prepaid network.
So on paper what would it do? About the only advantage is that it would create the third largest network operator, supposedly...
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