none <a@b.com> wrote
> Rod Speed <rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wrote
>> none <a@b.com> wrote
>>> Rick Blaine <rick@cafe> wrote
>>>>> yeah, but if ATT doesn't shape up Apple will force them to, Apple
>>>>> had to get Intel in line a year or so ago, now Intel is operating much
>>>>> better. Apple is pretty demanding and they simply won't allow ATT
>>>>> customers, (soon iPhone customers) to receive poor service. it
>>>>> just won't happen.
>>>> Take a look at the revenues for Apple vs. ATT and
>>>> then reconsider your comment...mouse vs. elephant.
>>> yes, but ATT is a very old school company with much to learn from Apple,
>> Doesnt mean that is going to happen.
> of course, but it puts all the pressure on ATT to keep the best phone
> in their portfolio, ATT will have to bend to keep Apple happy.
Nope, ATT knows that Apple cant change horses now.
>>> Apple is really only technically 10 years old and can shape
>>> up ATT quite quickly with a few succinct recommendations.
>> Fantasy, those dinosaurs NEVER respond to that sort of thing.
> Ah, whitacre is gone within 6 months of the iphone announcement,
Nothing to do with the iphone announcement at all,
http://www.forbes.com/leadership/man...ml?partner=rss
and a change in the monkey at the top doesnt change a dinosaur like that anyway.
> if stephenson doesn't measure up, apple will push him out as well.
Apple didnt push whitacre out, and gets no say on who runs ATT anyway.
> that's how steve works if you don't yet understand.
Jobs gets no say on who runs ATT.
>>> Just look at what steve is doing to Disney for a current example.
>>> http://www.macworld.co.uk/news/index...S&NewsID=18376
>> Different matter entirely.
> Different matter, but exact same "technique".
Nope. Jobs gets no say on who runs ATT or how it operates either.
>>> ATT just replaced their boss, that was steve's move, you can be 100% sure.
>> Another mindlessly silly fantasy.
> Nope! You just don't understand how Apple operates, yet.
You've never understood how things work, Jobs gets no say on who runs ATT or how it operates either.