Thursday October 8th 2009

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Reblogged from Marco's stuff. 45 notes

Verizon knows what it wants, and it it definitely doesn’t want to be in the situation AT&T is in today with iPhone owners: reduced to a dumb pipe with very little device branding, no lock-in, no customer loyalty, little to no revenue share from phone-based content sales, and only negative press resulting from the relationship.
Marco.org: Good old Verizon 
  1. nirak reblogged this from ragdoll and added:
    The problem is, no company really has to care about customer service. Much like the phone company of old days, which...
  2. ragdoll reblogged this from marco and added:
    first paragraph,...is definitely bad...nickel-and-diming,...
  3. fenixdrakken reblogged this from marco and added:
    Goddamn it, Verizon. AT&T is in the situation AT&T is in because...network simply was...
  4. freitag reblogged this from mrgan
  5. rafer reblogged this from marco and added:
    Rafer sez: Or they thought,...aren’t desperate yet.
  6. straightouttastafford reblogged this from marco and added:
    Marco always seems...speak rationally...realistically....
  7. gilmoure reblogged this from marco and added:
    reason I recently switched...Verizon flip phone (could
  8. singulus reblogged this from marco and added:
    Our Thanks To : Marco Arment ♥
  9. robbiemitchell reblogged this from mrgan and added:
    Despite its superior network, I left Verizon years ago because of (1) crappy phones made infinitely worse by Verizon’s...
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  11. mrgan reblogged this from marco and added:
    Marco’s assessment...Verizon. The above paragraph made me feel
  12. goobimama reblogged this from marco and added:
    To me, an Indian,...whole network carrier thing doesn’t make much sense.
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