AT&T Responds to Justice Department Suit
Replying to: AT&T responds to justice department lawsuit by mflores66
Re: AT&T responds to justice department lawsuit
---" Why is AT&T complaining about THEIR lack of innovation?"---
This has been my bone of contention for sometime. AT&T claims innovation will be stifled by not acquiring Tmobile. AT&T's innovation does not require another carrier. It has the girth, money, capital and control in it's power to do anything it wants in this area. It chooses not to. Realistically, with or without Tmobile, it is in the best position to innovate. Unfortunately, it only knows one thing. To use the subscriber money to buy out competition and pocket the rest. No innovation. They also have the spectrum and other assets to have built on their network years ago without the scrutinizing and questions they've gotten. Even then, they do minimal just to perceive improvements. This is not new, this has been evident for many years. This as well as other misrepresentations in their claims, is annoying. It amazes me others on this forum refuse to see this logic.
John B.
This has been my bone of contention for sometime. AT&T claims innovation will be stifled by not acquiring Tmobile. AT&T's innovation does not require another carrier. It has the girth, money, capital and control in it's power to do anything it wants in this area. It chooses not to. Realistically, with or without Tmobile, it is in the best position to innovate. Unfortunately, it only knows one thing. To use the subscriber money to buy out competition and pocket the rest. No innovation. They also have the spectrum and other assets to have built on their network years ago without the scrutinizing and questions they've gotten. Even then, they do minimal just to perceive improvements. This is not new, this has been evident for many years. This as well as other misrepresentations in their claims, is annoying. It amazes me others on this forum refuse to see this logic.
John B.
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