Jason98758

Sprint Fights Back

This is a classic case of AT&T using the regulatory process to thwart a competitor. WiMax will enjoy a first-to-market advantage of two to three years and includes a coalition including members of the open network movement, which VZ and T will minimize at any and all opportunities. AT&T also fears mobile VoIP applications eating into their voice business. WiMax isn't a dream, it's a reality in many parts of the world and it will be a reality in America in 2008 when Sprint launches their initial markets.

WiMax Empire Poses Continual Threat to the AT&T Network

While I am long CLWR and agree with most of these points to an extent, I don't think AT&T's viability is at stake. Oh, and credibility would be enhanced by properly stating that the next generation is a 4G network. That said, CLWR is a strong buy at the current price.