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    • Clearwire’s WiMAX Tests: Acquisition of IDT’s Spectrum [view article]
      The 39 GHz and LMDS are for backhaul, which is the current bottleneck for all mobile broadband communications. Aug 17 04:57 PM
    • XO Communications: Open Letter to Carl Icahn from a Minority Shareholder [view article]
      Congratulations. You're post ranks number 3 when I type "XO Icahn" in the Google search.
      Jun 20 03:51 PM
    • XO Communications: Open Letter to Carl Icahn from a Minority Shareholder [view article]
      True, Mr. Icahn will be the one most benefited if he takes control of XO by himself from the guy crrently handling the XO business in his team, and takes other actions described in the letter.

      Thanks for the post.
      Jun 16 02:26 PM
    • Does Akamai Have XO in Its Sites? [view article]
      Google spent hundred million purchasing a surprisingly high amount of dark fiber.

      Maybe they are stupid, but well, it looks like that the race to bandwidth caps is on.

      Perhaps owning a little bandwidth is not a bad idea, even for the unsinkable Akamai.       Jun 09 01:27 AM
    • Does Akamai Have XO in Its Sites? [view article]
      Google spent hundred million purchasing a surprisingly high amount of black fiber.

      Maybe they are stupid, but well, it looks like that the race to bandwidth caps is on.

      Perhaps owning a little bandwidth is not a bad idea, even for the unsinkable Akamai.
      Jun 09 01:26 AM
    • XO Holdings: Raise Morale and Open Communications [view article]
      It would be greatly appreciated if you point why, line by line if you could. Apr 18 11:47 AM
    • XO Holdings: Raise Morale and Open Communications [view article]
      Mr. Carl Icahn could try to force XO to bankruptcy by the financial covenants of the Credit Facility he owns for 10 times. But at the end of each quarter in the past two and half years, he waived his right and extended the Credit Facility.

      Now the financial covenants were removed based on the Final Judgment and Order on April 4, 2008: “the waiver, through the due date of July 15, 2009, of any breach of the financial covenants in Section 6.6 of the Credit Facility, including the EBITDA (as defined in the Credit Facility) and unrestricted cash balance covenants. Waiver of the EBITDA and unrestricted cash balance covenants in the Credit Facility will eliminate concerns that the debt outstanding under the Credit Facility could be accelerated prior to its maturity as a result of non-compliance with such covenants.”

      sec.gov/Archives/edgar...

      Perhaps, we could also say that TWTC has not done yet.       Apr 18 03:19 AM
    • XO Holdings: Raise Morale and Open Communications [view article]
      Another possibility for the error could be that more than one stock (XOHO) is covered in this article.

      That could cause the confusion on SeekingAlpha's handling. At least, I thought I checked the box "long".       Apr 15 01:08 PM
    • XO Holdings: Raise Morale and Open Communications [view article]
      I have been long XOHO for more than a year, and I am still long. It should be my mistake if not Seekingalpha's.

      Thank you for your correction and I apologyze for any possible misleading.       Apr 15 12:58 PM
    • XO's Top Line May Grow Faster with Latest Network Upgrade [view article]
      XO has its own national backbone in addition to million miles of metro fiber. That's where most of the CRS-1 are installed so in most cases, no transit is paid at all.

      Then, indeed, "they have numerous revenue-neutral peering agreements" in places. Apparently, with the newly added CRS-1, they increase the numbers of agreements to do more revenue-neutral peering.

      XO is also increasingly working with international carriers that need terminating connections in the States.

      XO, like the popular economical airline JetBlue, always make big killings when they see where they have end-to-end connection with unparellel advantage.       Mar 11 07:54 PM
    • What Happens To Barron's Under Rupert Murdoch? [view article]
      You don't have to - because the electronic version would be free as I guessed.

      However, you may lose your status quo of kind of monarchy as a paper subscriber.

      Is that one of the reasons you want to cancel?       Jul 01 01:57 PM
    • What Happens To Barron's Under Rupert Murdoch? [view article]
      The Electronic Versions of Both Barron's and WSJ probably will be free under Rupert Murduch. Jul 01 01:48 PM
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