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AT&T filed a lawsuit this week against Verizon Wireless over its series of allegedly misleading ads carrying the tagline “There’s a map for that.” In those ads, two different maps of the United States are presented side by side: One illustrating... Full Article at AdWeek
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AT&T has filed a lawsuit in an Atlanta district court over an ad campaign by Verizon Wireless that compares AT&T's fledgling 3G network with Verizon's. In the "There's a Map for That" ads, Verizon depicts AT&T's 3G coverage as spotty and uses blank,... Full Article at Wireless Week
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You've probably seen Verizon's "There's a Map for That" ads on TV. The ads use two maps to compare the coverage area of Verizon's 3G wireless networks with AT&T's. Verizon's 3G network is obviously available in far more places. Full Article at NetworkWorld
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You’ve probably seen Verizon’s “There’s a Map for That” ads on TV. The ads use two maps to compare the coverage area of Verizon’s 3G wireless networks with AT&T’s. Verizon’s 3G network is obviously available in far more places. Full Article at PC World
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The slapfest between AT&T Inc. and Verizon Wireless over which company has the better wireless coverage is spilling into court. Full Article at Dallas Morning News - Blogs
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They recently completed the purchase of Alltel, which covers huge areas in the Midwest and the far West
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We don't dispute Verizon's claim about its 3G coverage; the lawsuit's about the use of white space
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The vast swathes of white space they show in the map of our coverage are deceiving in our view because they imply that there's no coverage, period ... We did some consumer research and found that people thought AT&T had no coverage there.
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White space always represents no coverage
![Verizon Wireless' How Sweet the Sound co-hosts Donald Lawrence and Lisa Kimmey-Winans announce "The Best Church Choir in America" for 2009, Atlanta West Pentecostal Church Choir, and the runner up, The Remnant Concert Choir.](http://cache.daylife.com/imageserve/06VMaBH1t88MU/100x75.jpg?center=0.5,0 "Verizon Wireless' How Sweet the Sound co-hosts Donald Lawrence and Lisa Kimmey-Winans announce "The Best Church Choir in America" for 2009, Atlanta West Pentecostal Church Choir, and the runner up, The Remnant Concert Choir.")
