as far as the US wireless industry is concerned has kicked off on Monday, and right from the start, the states opposing a seem to have poked a few big holes in the two carriers' defense strategy.
In addition to , who is supposed to capable of maintaining today's healthy market competition after sitting on a whole bunch of unused spectrum for many years, the 13 state AGs and Attorney General for the District of Columbia also that suggests consumers could end up paying more for their cellular service if the industry switches from a "big four" to a big three setup.
Namely, ...
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