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BUSINESS
America's Wireless Unlimited Plans Are Not Unlimited & Not Cheap.
By Bruce Kushnick, Contributor
Executive Director
And these unlimited plans that crap out at 22-28GB? We're being played. America does not have the best 4G in the world. We
BUSINESS
T-Mobile Extends Gains, Sprint Loses Share
By Michael R. Levin 899, Contributor
Contributor
In stark contrast, Sprint experienced much greater customer losses and lower loyalty. Sprint gained new customers to a similar
BUSINESS
People Like Choices But Not Too Many
By Ira Kalb, Contributor
President Kalb & Associates and Assistant Professor of Clinica...
Evidence of the Power of Three in the marketplace Most stable shape Earth's location in our solar system Our brains evolved
BUSINESS
CWA Backs Telco Play to Keep Special Access Rates Inflated.
By Bruce Kushnick, Contributor
Executive Director
As we've written, BDS are not 'special' but are the basic wires of the state utility that have been reclassified for business
BUSINESS
FCC's Business Data Services Actions Could Harm Your Investment and Community
By Bruce Kushnick, Contributor
Executive Director
In a mathematical model, while the costs of special access may be forward-looking, there is has no way of knowing whether
BUSINESS
Creative Disruption: How to Overcome the Obstacles
By Ira Kalb, Contributor
President Kalb & Associates and Assistant Professor of Clinica...
Disruption made easier Overcoming the habit obstacle Step Three. Communicate the brand benefits to the target audience using
BUSINESS
Buyers Want Choices but Not Too Many
By Ira Kalb, Contributor
President Kalb & Associates and Assistant Professor of Clinica...
Olympics medals Most stable shape Third planet from the sun Three Stooges - Moe, Curly, and Larry. Three Musketeers - Athos
BUSINESS
T-Mobile Dominates the Quarter, Again
By Michael R. Levin 899, Contributor
Contributor
CIRP finds that among major mobile phone companies, T-Mobile (including MetroPCS) had the greatest gains, retaining customers
BUSINESS
Verizon, AT&T Offer Free Calls To Belgium After Attacks
By Alexander C. Kaufman
AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile and Sprint have vowed to waive certain charges in the wake of Tuesday's bombings.
BUSINESS
As T-Mobile Rises, Questions Emerge Over Treatment of Workers, Consumers
By Steven Greenhouse, InsideSources.com
And yet T-Mobile has risen more rapidly than ever.
BUSINESS
AT&T Lags in Fourth Quarter of 2015
By Michael R. Levin 899, Contributor
Contributor
CIRP finds that among major mobile phone companies, Verizon, T-Mobile (including MetroPCS) and Sprint (including Boost Mobile
BUSINESS
The Siam 7X Dual-Screen Smartphone: One Lonely Entrepreneur's Chase to Build It
By Relentless Bill Robinson, Contributor
Business, Technology, Politics & Rock 'n Roll Journalist
Starting and growing your own small business can be--and usually is--an agonizingly lonely activity.
TECH
3 Reasons Why a Sprint Is Not a Release
By Brian de Haaff, Contributor
Co-founder and CEO of Aha! — the world's #1 roadmap software
A very bright product and engineering leader at one of the world's largest media companies once asked me a question -- "What's a product release?"
IMPACT
Know Someone in Crisis? They Can Text For Help 24/7 via Crisis Text Line
By Craig Newmark, Contributor
Founder, craigslist + Craig Newmark Foundation
The Crisis Text Line is important to know about, especially this time of year. It's important to know that you're not alone and that there are lots of folks out there who want to listen to you, and who want to help.
BUSINESS
T-Mobile Dominates the Quarter
By Michael R. Levin 899, Contributor
Contributor
CIRP finds that among major mobile phone companies, T-Mobile (including MetroPCS) and Sprint (including Boost Mobile) again had the best quarter, gaining new customers to a much greater extent than they lost existing customers.
TECH
The Hidden Cost of Internet Connection: Will the FCC Intervene?
By Edward J. Black, Contributor
Contributor
While many consumers complain about the cost of both their wired broadband and mobile broadband services, it's up to the FCC to support more competition so that companies naturally have more incentive to offer better rates and service.
BUSINESS
New World of Cell Phone Contracts
By MoneyTips 832, Contributor
Contributor
The demise of the service contract is a good thing, because it makes the costs more transparent. Now, it is all about the phone. If you think that you may be switching carriers within a short period or plan to shop around, choose your phone and your payment method wisely.
BUSINESS
T-Mobile Gains Share Based on Customer Loyalty
By Michael R. Levin 899, Contributor
Contributor
Sprint, T-Mobile Again Increase Share of Net Customer Activations Table 1: Customer Gains and Losses by Carrier - 2015-Q2
POLITICS
Verizon, Sprint Agree To Pay Combined $158 Million Over Unauthorized Customer Billing Claims
By Dana Liebelson
WASHINGTON -- The Federal Communications Commission announced Tuesday that Verizon Wireless and Sprint Corporation will pay
TECH
Techweek Meet Kansas City... Kansas City Meet Techweek
By Jason Grill, Contributor
Founder: JGrill Media, Senior Advisor: Parris Communications, ...
Good collaborations and true "fits" are really a thing to behold in life and in business. One of those has been built in Kansas City, Missouri.
BUSINESS
Did AT&T, Verizon, Et al., Garner Over $17 Billion in 'Very Small Business' Spectrum Licenses?
By Bruce Kushnick, Contributor
Executive Director
How did the largest phone companies end up saving billions from discounts on wireless spectrum licenses that were supposed to be reserved for 'very small companies'?
BUSINESS
Sprint and T-Mobile Gaining Ground
By Michael R. Levin 899, Contributor
Contributor
AT&T and Verizon continue to have the most loyal customers. Relative to their size neither attracts as high a percentage of new customers from other carriers as Sprint and T-Mobile do.
BUSINESS
Some RadioShacks Will Survive After All
By Reuters, Reuters
A court approved a plan to salvage RadioShack by co-branding most of its 1,740 surviving stores with cell phone provider Sprint.
ENTERTAINMENT
Narwhals, Narwhals, Causing a Commotion: An Interview With Mr. Weebl's Jonti Picking
By Richard Todd, Contributor
Author of the Time Tunnel series
If you've seen the Sprint commercial or are already familiar with Narwhals, you know well that, once the Narwhals tune burrows into your brain, it does not come out easily.
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