ATT being a wanker...
Why is ATT being such a wanker and running and crying to daddy (read: FCC) about the planned merger of New Clearwire and Sprint's Xohm? Are they scared that they wont be/aren't better at something? What is the the deal with that? It was okay that the FCC allowed them (ATT) to keep the spectrum they picked up from the Dobson deal which falls into the same wave length as what they are fighting against with NC and Xohm. Whats good for the goose is good for the gander, right? I guess not in ATTs eyes.
I am really getting tired of their ****e. Granted I don't like big corporations but they are really being babies about this. Don't they realize that this would be good for their business? Competition is a great thing as it helps both t...
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I am really getting tired of their ****e. Granted I don't like big corporations but they are really being babies about this. Don't they realize that this would be good for their business? Competition is a great thing as it helps both t...
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I really haven't read too much on the lawsuit, but could ATT be more worried about the spectrum that Sprint will be using interfearing with the one they just purchased? Just a thought. I'm really not to informed on this new lawsuit.
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I find it hilarious that the average moron on phonescoop thinks they know better how to handle a company that makes billions and billions of dollars a year.
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It's also a matter of fairness. ATT and Cingular had to get FCC approval before their "merger". Verizon is having to do it to aquire Alltel.
Why should Sprint not have to do the same?
Why should Sprint not have to do the same?
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🤣 I never said I know how to run a multi-million dollar business better then the "business" men do. I was just commenting on the fact of the way ATT is acting over this.
As to the interference from my understanding the frequencies ATT just purchased will not be affected by the ones Sprint is and NC are using. I believe they are on different bands.
About the "approval" issue. This frequency which ATT is fighting about falls outside of the approval arm of the FCC. Below is an quote from the article in "arc technica" :
"Level that field
AT&T just says it wants a level playing field—though New Clearwire will be sure to point out that, just a few months ago, the FCC told AT&T that such spectrum didn't "count" ...
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As to the interference from my understanding the frequencies ATT just purchased will not be affected by the ones Sprint is and NC are using. I believe they are on different bands.
About the "approval" issue. This frequency which ATT is fighting about falls outside of the approval arm of the FCC. Below is an quote from the article in "arc technica" :
"Level that field
AT&T just says it wants a level playing field—though New Clearwire will be sure to point out that, just a few months ago, the FCC told AT&T that such spectrum didn't "count" ...
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