Lawmakers Express Concerns Over AT&T/T-Mobile Deal
Randall Stephenson...
...Please step away from the podium.
You are asked a question on how this will benefit consumers and smaller carriers. You respond in kindly by elaboration of how "ATT" can get faster broadband service quicker to areas. So again, it is all about "ATT". Not about the smaller carriers or consumers interests.
From the sound of some of the strong concerns and questions by officials, I would think ATT would start to focus more on the actual intended questions rather than have an "It's all about ATT" attitude.
John B.
You are asked a question on how this will benefit consumers and smaller carriers. You respond in kindly by elaboration of how "ATT" can get faster broadband service quicker to areas. So again, it is all about "ATT". Not about the smaller carriers or consumers interests.
From the sound of some of the strong concerns and questions by officials, I would think ATT would start to focus more on the actual intended questions rather than have an "It's all about ATT" attitude.
John B.
Through the entire process up to this point of the proposed aquisition, AT&T seems to have had an unwarranted degree of confidence that everything will work out in their favor. I really don't understand where it is coming from. I assumed that they wou...
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Make the right choice
Hopefully the FCC and department of justice will make the right choice and not allow this to go through. This is the right thing for T-mobile, and this is the right thing for the american consumer.
While I agree that stopping the buyout is the 'right' thing for the US consumer, since Tmo's parent company, DT, has decided that Tmo should no longer exist, there really isn't any 'right thing' for Tmo. That is, if this buyout doesn't go through, som...
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