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Are Comcast and Time Warner scaring the competition yet?
Comcast and Time Warner didn't say too much about their WiMAX offerings, which they resell from Clearwire, in their fourth-quarter earnings, but what they did say may be a foreshadow of of the type... Read more >>
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Is usage-based pricing inevitable?
Wireless carriers are facing a conundrum: They have invested billions of dollars into improving network capacity, but only a small number of users are responsible for the majority of the network's total data traffic. And while there has been some discussion about usage-based pricing as a solution, there are a range of roadblocks... Read more >>
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