Dish to bid for T-Mobile/Sprint assets
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My wife does, much to my discomfort. Still better than Cable news though.
Also, apparently about 20+ million other people do, on average:
Weekly News Ratings: May 13 - 19, 2019 - TV-aholic's TV Blog
But not like the old days...it doesn't make financial sense to invest in a shrinking market..such as phone use...better to go with something expanding
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Well, that is certainly what they teach in MBA schools. Charlie doesn't always follow those rules though. As I mentioned previously, using the phone/data service as a bridge to get to what he really wants to do might make sense.
Demographics of Mobile Device Ownership and Adoption in the United States
96% of Americans have a phone.
If phones are going away, what should we be investing in? VR goggles?
Profit is not necessarily the driving issue. It’s creating a more stickier customer.
The rates are fantastic and require an account for internet.
Customers under this plan are going to think twice before jumping ship and switching internet provider
Just remember the successes
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That was a gamble.
The stores where intended to be turned into a dish store so to speak and sell wireless.
I don’t think Charlie saw the impact streaming had on the video rental business.
but, what will I text on if my phone isn't around 
If Dish gets it, it will be a big deal for them.
They would likely get Boost access to the T-Mobile/Sprint network (unlimited streaming?) and could sell a triple play package
They would likely get Boost access to the T-Mobile/Sprint network (unlimited streaming?) and could sell a triple play package
Yes..no growth opportunities...you can only steal customers...the market has matured
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And until a device is released that competes or makes it obsolete, that's all that will continue to happen. Unless you know something I don't, what device is on the horizon that will make a cell phone obsolete?
. I said calls are going away...many prefer instant message.text messaging..face timing...or just plain email
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Wrong. I don't know anyone who doesn't make phone calls or plans to stop making them. Even my 15-year-old daughter and my 19-year-old brother make phone calls. You live in a fantasy land.
Millenials and Gen Z hate email, BTW. You need to do some research before you spew this nonsense.
Sure, teens and millenials use Snapchat and Facetime more than voice, but they still use it occasionally. And businesses and contractors and people in the field use voice. Contractors don't facetime their bosses.
All nonsense.
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I loved texting...until I stopped using a Blackberry. I've never been able to type nearly as well on a touchscreen. Now I use voice to text more, but generally I just call people if I need to have an actual conversation as opposed to getting a single question answered. Verbal communication is so much more efficient.
25 year old here who prefers calling to texting any day the only reason I have a Facebook is for Messenger because it's the easiest way to video chat family and that's how my best friend messages. but in all seriousness phones are not going anywhere anytime soon and that's even if ever. voice calls are still very much a part of life. for example at my workplace we cannot text our managers we have to give them a voice call or else they will not respond.
Our family texts maybe 60% email 25% talk 15%. So for us I would agree. If I want to contact my daughter for example texting is by far the best chance of a response..
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