AT&T Aquires some DISH Spectrum

[John2021]

TV subs are leaving. Boost is growing. Outside contracts with Flock, et al. Ontech is growing. The Enterprise division is thriving.

After home users, what does DTV have again?? Nothing.
Nothing but a bigger slice of TV subs leaving.

I think it's pompous to crap all over Dish while waving the flag of a company that truly IS dying.
I think it's even more pompous to do it in the Dish forums

i'll agree they are both dying companies!! dish or direct have nothing other than subs leaving em on the t.v. part that's just reailty!!!
wasn't crapping all over dish. it gets frustraiting when they say one thing and you call in and it's a whole nother story!!! that has been fixed!!! now i am a happy camper .
also i am not the only one that thinks charile building out his own 5G network was bankrupting him alot of people do. charlie is better off with att as a partner!!! alot of people think att will snag boost customers up.. i'm just going to see how it all plays out!!! will be interesting..
alot of people online are thinking thar charlies going to be having a fire sale!!! since subs are quitting!!!
don't think i won't crap all over direct because i would all i can say it's the worst provider we have ever had!!! were getting rid of them on the 23rd

 

[dishrich]

Interesting story related to this:

Adderton, who once ran the US Boost MVNO business that he says EchoStar has run into the ground

MobileX CEO threatens to 'pack it in'

MobileX's CEO says the FCC has an chance to help indie MVNOs compete and scale amid the AT&T-EchoStar deal. 'It can't be business as usual,' he says.

www.lightreading.com

FWIW, first time I've ever heard of MobileX...

 

[Juan]

Interesting story related to this:

MobileX CEO threatens to 'pack it in'

MobileX's CEO says the FCC has an chance to help indie MVNOs compete and scale amid the AT&T-EchoStar deal. 'It can't be business as usual,' he says.

www.lightreading.com

FWIW, first time I've ever heard of MobileX...

Here's where he came from


Adderton, who once ran the US Boost MVNO business that he says EchoStar has run into the ground, appears more than irritated that yet another plan to create that fourth MNO in the US has failed, believing that regulators are now content to look away. And he's ticked off that EchoStar gets to keep Boost at all (Adderton declined to comment on a recent Fierce Network report that EchoStar had explored a combination with MobileX).

 

[John2021]

Interesting story related to this:

MobileX CEO threatens to 'pack it in'

MobileX's CEO says the FCC has an chance to help indie MVNOs compete and scale amid the AT&T-EchoStar deal. 'It can't be business as usual,' he says.

www.lightreading.com

FWIW, first time I've ever heard of MobileX...

me either