AT&T Wireless -vs- Verizon Wireless … There’s a Lawsuit For That

“I got a feeling this is going to be a riot”

“I don’t read the news papers Because they all have ugly print”

“Bring it on, bring it on”

“Bring it on … At the starting of the week At summit talks you’ll hear them speak

It’s only Monday

Negotiations breaking down See those leaders start to frown It’s sword and gun day

Tomorrow never comes

until it’s too late”

* And more …

“Why don’t you nice boys

let your cars do the talking?”

“I only race for pink slips.”

“This car goes for 80 grand. What would I do with a broken-ass piece of shit like that?”

“How about me? Winner gets me.”

“Boys.

All they care about is

who’s got the biggest engine.”

* So AT&T is taking Verizon to court because Verizon’s commercial seems to be saying that they’ve got the Biggest Engine. Meaning the biggest Wireless Network (coverage around the U.S) with the map supposedly indicating 3G coverage, not just coverage in general for Internet (aka Data.) This is the dispute - AT&T thinks that Verizon should have to show in the AT&T Map, where AT&T has 2G (2.5G?) coverage as well.

I’ve also read comments that say Verizon should take the “Sprint” or OTHER towers of coverage off of it’s own map and just show the towers that they actually own and operate.

Anyway you know what I think? It don’t really matter what I think, once that first bullet goes past your head politics and all that other crap goes right out the window. (- Blackhawk Down) but seriously - I think they should take this crap out of the court system and make the two companies build a race car. And let these boys race for pink slips.

Are they really allowed to go to court over Map’is Envy?

So here’s the article links…

http://www.pcworld.com/businesscenter/article/181379/verizon_lawsuit_makes_atandt_the_villain_again.html?tk=nl_dnx_h_crawl

http://www.pcworld.com/article/181374/atandt_takes_verizon_to_court_over_theres_a_map_for_that_ads.html

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