I could read this in the tea leaves very quickly after they bought DirecTV.

The only problem? Their satellite customers who still can't get broadband service. AT&T is making their video service wholly dependent upon broadband availability. Their wireline footprint is too limited. Even where they have wireline, much of it is a slower DSL that cannot realistically support a full-featured video service. Their fixed wireless is too limited. Many of their target market will have to use cable broadband (who will likely bundle for convenience and savings), switch to another satellite provider or just set up the old rabbit ears and make do.

Netflix was probably interested until they learned Apple wanted a 30% cut.

Wonder if VZ is feeling the pain of letting go of all that wireline?? Charging more for next gen plans kinda silly they dont charge less for 3g. vrs LTE. (Good thing they got all that revenue coming in from Yahoo, and AOL!!!)

Now that the FCC spectrum dashboard is not being updated,are there other sites to look for who has what spectrum. I can't seem to find any