Hopefully they will use their 700mhz spectrum to offer a fast wireless service to rural America. It seems that often times the big companies and media forget that there are places in rural America where "fast" broadband is not available. Where I live, you have four options for television, OTA, DirecTV, Dish Network, and FTA satellite, no cable TV or IPTV here. This is why I do not think that Dish Network and DirecTV should ever be allowed to merge, there would be no pay TV competetion for millions of rural Americans. The fastest DSL speed that I can get is 1.5/256 and I have only been able to get that for about three years. CenturyLink has no plans to offer anything faster for the forseeable future. AT&T claims that if the DOJ/FCC allow them to merge with TMobile that they will offer LTE to my area, but what they say and what they do are two different things.