Sprint, T-Mobile, Others Look to Preserve FCC Power
No Surprise...
...that Verizon and AT&T have substantial interest in the FCC being stripped of its power. The two largest carriers ruling the entire galaxy. What better way for them to control so much key publically owned spectrum than to eliminate restrictions and regulations. The death of formidable competition and reasonable pricing, hangs on the wings of eliminating FCC governing.
John B.
John B.
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Many people have seen this coming from miles away... it has been a work in progress for a while now. And with everyone scrambling to build out LTE networks, little do they realize that the only FCC rule still applicable will be the two-networks-to-a-technology rule... since CDMA and GSM will both be supplanted, we will no longer "need" four national carriers to satisfy the rule. For purposes of government and anti-trust law, two will do...
Anyone can guess who will be the two who remain. This will make that solution look even more "convenient"... less choices available, but still a "choice" remaining so that the government has an excuse to tell us all to shut up and stop complaining.
Anyone can guess who will be the two who remain. This will make that solution look even more "convenient"... less choices available, but still a "choice" remaining so that the government has an excuse to tell us all to shut up and stop complaining.
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