The WSJ isn't the only game in town ya know.😛 FWIW I can get to that article just fine.
A lot of new phones support both GSM and CDMA. Google's Project Fi runs on Sprint and T-Mobile networks for example already.
I get it. It happens to me sometime after the beginning of every month, so many links lead to the NYT. I would consider a subscription but it also happens at many other sites as well. I can see having a subscription if you want to read a particular paper, but I want to follow links and am often blocked. It's a fascinating issue because the media needs to earn to teach and I am asked more and more to pay to learn. Where that is going is a bankrupt media to protect against a bankrupt me and an information bankrupt world. We will all be learning only what those who pay to publish will want us to hear.
In a world with real government, the radio spectrum would be run in such a way as to insure all citizens had access regardless of ability to pay by income tax. Your connectivity would be provided here by an expanded US Postal Service, say.
Nope my browser goes right to the article.
Use chrome and browse incognito mode.
Open in incognito tab
I've noticed that both horizontal and vertical mergers consolidate resources....for efficiency's sake.😱 Good for the board/shareholders and not so much for the workers.
The sprint network hasn’t been killed but incorporated into T-Mobile’s. Also Sprint had huge spectrum holdings thet were actually the most valuable asset in the company by far.
