KrK
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Re: Verizon has to win it
said by emptywig  :Hardly fresh ideas. Yeah, but we're talking fresh ideas to Telecom here...  |
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emptywig
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said by KrK :said by emptywig :What would a fresh idea for running a telecom look like? I don't think Google has one. Service? Features? Value? Hardly fresh ideas.
What new features? I mean, there are only so many things a phone can do.
I think Google needs to stay out of the phone biz. Stick with what you know.
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The more competition, the more options, the better. |
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said by emptywig :What would a fresh idea for running a telecom look like? I don't think Google has one. Service? Features? Value? |
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emptywig
Huh? What?
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What would a fresh idea for running a telecom look like? I don't think Google has one.
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said by KrK :Not me... I'd rather see a new, powerful competitor enter the market with fresh ideas and a will to fight. Even if that powerful new competitor has NEVER rolled out a wireless network before, not even a local one ??
I doubt Google would try on their own - they would team with someone else, possibly with an existing provider entity you might consider 'evil'.
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Not me... I'd rather see a new, powerful competitor enter the market with fresh ideas and a will to fight.
Seeding this spectrum to the big boys will give us more of the same we have now: Consolidation, higher prices, Slow access, Caps, 2 year contracts, etc etc
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