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Pompous Rhetoric on Broadband, Mobile Woes: An Editorial
After reading the recent article “How We’re Holding Back Broadband”, by Holman W. Jenkins Jr., via The Wall Street … Read More >>
Cablevision Dogged by Wall Street: Exec Exodus, Lackluster Financials, Competition
As Cablevision (NYSE: CVC) reported its 1st Quarter financials to investors, Wall Street took a shortsighted view of earnings … Read More >>
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EDITORIAL
America Forgets Competition is Key to Middle-Class Success
Yes, America has forgotten what made it the greatest nation on earth; a competitive business model which produced low … Read More >>
Overcoming Critics of 3D Technology: Consumers Rule
I have always admired quality innovation and the Cameron | Pace Group has quietly, if not singularly, embraced 3D (Three … Read More >>
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CABLE
Pompous Rhetoric on Broadband, Mobile Woes: An Editorial
After reading the recent article “How We’re Holding Back Broadband”, by Holman W. Jenkins Jr., via The Wall Street Journal, it was evident that pompous rhetoric on the subject of broadband and mobile limitations can be stifling, if not self-serving by the … Read More >>
Sprint Fights for Mobile Market Relevance: First Quarter Earnings Positive
Sprint’s vision along with determined action says everything. They are fighting for mobile market relevance, thumbing their noses at detractors, moving beyond being relegated to a distant 3rd ranked carrier in a fast growing market. It’s acquisition of the … Read More >>
Defending Dan Hesse on Sprint Business Strategy
The problem with Dan Hesse is one of perception. He is being blamed for every blunder Sprint (NYSE: S) has made since the beginning of time, Clearwire, WiMAX, and merger disasters included. His current business strategy in guiding Sprint out of these missteps … Read More >>
Verizon Aggressively Upgrades Network | Becoming Go-To Mobile Carrier
Coverage about Mobile Providers keeping up with demand on their networks has been a favorite topic of mine for some time. Verizon seems to be seeing the value in offering a stellar product as it aggressively moves to upgrade its network infrastructure to … Read More >>
Cable vs.Telco: Verizon-Cable Industry Stop Competing, Forced to Collude
Thou shall not covet your competitor’s assets; there should be a universal commandment which industries should abide by, and it seems as if former staunch competitors, Verizon and the Cable Industry so covet each other’s assets they are willing to partner to … Read More >>
Mobile Operators: Creating Artificial Demand for Capacity
We all have been taught the basics of supply and demand since high school. If demand is high, prices rise. If demand is low, prices fall. Simple, but true; yet this concept can be manipulated artificially if, as seen with the latest projections of mobile operators, … Read More >>
Mobile Spectrum Shortage: Speaking Pragmatically
What is Mobile Spectrum? It is a bundle of radio frequencies which companies like AT&T and Verizon use to connect wireless connections to the Internet. The cry for more spectrum frequency is based on a perceived market shortage leading to an … Read More >>
AT&T Rhetoric | T-Mobile Layoffs: Hindsight-Absent Forward Thinking
Both AT&T and T-Mobile seem to be stuck in hindsight, absent of forward thinking, in the post-merger breakup era. AT&T continues to slam regulators in a gotcha blitz of media rhetoric, reminding the FCC had the deal gone through the recently announced … Read More >>
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