By Vinnie Mirchandani on December 13, 2009
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The Fake Steve Jobs unloads in a hilarious post on AT&T for trying to create “incentives that would encourage people to stop using AT&T’s data network so much.”
Along comes Randall Stross in New York Times and quotes Roger Entner, senior vice president for telecommunications research at Nielsen
“AT&T does not publicly defend itself because it will not criticize Apple under any circumstances”
and Randall ends with
“AT&T, send some engineers to redesign the iPhone to make better use of the country’s fastest wireless network.”
Wow, this is what Denny Strigl of Verizon would call ‘unfairly maligned”
Somehow, I don’t think the facts support AT&T:
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