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T-Mobile USA CEO Dotson to Resign Next Year

May 26, 2010, 7:21 AM by Eric M. Zeman

T-Mobile USA today announced that long-time CEO Robert Dotson plans to leave the company. He will remain CEO until February 2011 and on the board until May. He has designated Philipp Humm as his successor.

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Slammer

May 26, 2010, 9:02 AM

Disgruntled?

T-mo has pretty much remained on its own without help from their European partners. I suspect with the explosion of consistent advances in the US wireless industry, Mr. Dotson may feel it is better to exit while Tmo is sustainable under current operation. I also suspect internal operation pressure from board members and shareholders to press for more aggressive advancements.

Given limited spectrum Tmo has acquired for 4G, Advancement would only be attainable fully by merge or partnership with another carrier with Spectrum to spare. HSPA+ is formidable under current conditions. However, it will falter under increased use. Let us hope for competition sake, Tmo will remain a competent carrier.

JB

prophshadii

muchdrama

Slammer said:
T-mo has pretty much remained on its own without help from their European partners. I suspect with the explosion of consistent advances in the US wireless industry, Mr. Dotson may feel it is better to exit while Tmo i

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prophshadii

May 26, 2010, 11:22 AM

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