MAP OF THE DAY: Here's Why AT&T-Mobile Might Actually Be Good For Consumers

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1 pointhoag2 comments

So, ultimately, what's more important? Keeping a number of competitors in the market. Or helping build a better network for consumers?

Can anyone possibly believe that a company that is notorious for bad network coverage will change it's behavior pattern because they have a larger share of the market.

This is precisely an example of what I was arguing in my comments to the other two recent discussion re: this new merger.

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