Posted: February 7, 2010 at 8:07 am | Tags: analysis, done, more, parent, Right, Sold, tmobile, wanting
Analysis: T-Mobile USA has done right but may be sold by parent wanting more
It seems to come down to the fact that its German parent, Deutsche Telekom, is conservative and risk-averse, mirroring the philosophy of its biggest shareholder, the government of Germany, which controls about 30% of the company.
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Posted: October 27, 2009 at 8:14 pm | Tags: business, business-cards, house, one-window, regular-tmobile, the-beginning, the-outside, tmobile, usually-results
When our Tmobile contract is up, the beginning of next year, we will be jumping ship. Where we live, to use a regular tmobile cell phone, a user needs to be in one a few certain locations, which happen to be on the outside of the home.
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How Do I Get Out of Tmobile Contract?
Posted: August 6, 2009 at 9:53 am | Tags: business, commissioner, commissioner-reding, market-report, mind, mobile, parliament, regulatory, skype, tmobile, trefor-net, universal
Continuing with the theme of reports I’ve been reading the EuroISPA report that comes across my desk every month. Like it or not when the EC magisterially waves its authoritative hand we do feel the ripples in the UK. This month in response to a parliamentary question on T-Mobile blocking Skype over broadband networks in Germany, Commissioner Reding, interestingly, referred to the provision of the Universal Directive, namely art
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Net neutrality, Skype and Commissioner Reding