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Old 10-10-2010, 09:51 AM
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Re: The death of Wimax 4G
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Originally Posted by shaggylive View Post
umm, i'm pretty sure it was a legal move so wimax could grow and bring more parties on board.
precisely. i think they want other companies like tmo to come on board, but how open would tmo be to investing millions, or possibly billions to a company with 3 sprint execs on the board. i think its a smart business move on sprints part. here is a local article from sprints hometown regarding this...
Sprint Nextel CEO, execs resign from Clearwire board - Kansas City Business Journal
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