Sprint's Cable Partners Unplug
Apr 23, 2008, 2:51 PM by Eric M. Zeman
Comcast, Cox Communications and Time Warner Cable have all pulled out of their agreement with Sprint to jointly sell wireless services. The three companies had joined with Sprint in the Fall of 2005 to offer combined wireline, video, Internet and wireless services. The companies cited overbearing complexities involved in selling wireless services as one factor forcing them to withdraw.
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if they're still around... and they can actually get WiMax launched... your optimism needs some adjustment
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I don't hold much on that. Sprint has too much on its plate trying to keep the subscribers it already has, trying to recoup the losses from the failed Nextel acquisition, and trying to bring customer service and brand reputation up to break-even leve...
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MidnightDT said:
sprint is so screwed
Because they lost a joint cable venture? 😕
Who even gets cable TV anymore? Satellite is the way to go! More channels, more HD and LESS money per month.
Cable TV is a dyi...
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Wait a second, I thought it was done away with a long time ago. The horrible thing about it was the fact that you didn't get any real savings. It was just convenient to get the two bills in one. I think if they offered some kind of discount to combine...
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Nope.
Vaguely, it was a regionally based service and the only real “feature†is that you have three bills rolled into one. No real financial benefit if you will. Is it a bad thing/good thing? Honestly couldn’t te...
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