Why AT&T Didn't Die After Losing iPhone Exclusivity - Channel Partners

9 February 2012, 3:28 pm

Globe and MailWhy AT&T Didn't Die After Losing iPhone ExclusivityChannel PartnersAT&T activated 3.3 million more iPhones than Verizon did in the fourth quarter of 2011 and 5.8 million more than Sprint. The carrier was much more prepared for losing exclusivity of the iPhone than people gave them credit for, AT&T Mobility CMO David ...Consumers may love the iPhone, but carriers hate itIntoMobileMobile carriers hate not having iPhone, pay premiums to get itApple InsiderDespite Tough Q4, Sprint CEO Upbeat On All Things iPhoneForbesChristian Science Monitor -DailyTech -Seeking Alphaall 603 news articles »... Read More »

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