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    Competition in the wireless marketplace is white hot Full Article at Reuters
    Competition in the wireless marketplace is white hot
    SOURCE: Reuters 5 months ago
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  1. The wireless industry is just beginning to tap these possibilities ... Seemingly every month a new and innovative wireless device bursts onto the scene.
    SOURCE: Reuters 5 months ago
  2. Wireless companies have stifled innovation, crippled applications, and stuck users with the bill
    SOURCE: Reuters 5 months ago
  3. We need to make sure consumers are getting a fair deal ... Right now, some consumers have severe limitations in wireless options and are subject to confusing and anti-competitive business practices like early termination fees and other charges.
    SOURCE: Reuters 5 months ago
  4. The largest carriers use their market power to prevent competitors from having access to devices and roaming ... If this trend continues, and I believe it will without intervention from Congress, then there will once again be a duopoly in the wireless industry.
    SOURCE: Reuters 5 months ago

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