Sprint opposes the planned acquisition of AT & T T-Mobile USA
The third-largest U.S. mobile operator Sprint Nextel has announced its opposition to the acquisition of AT & T for $ 39 billion of the operator T-Mobile USA. The deal, according to Sprint Nextel, requires approval from the Ministry of Justice (USA) and the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), and will cause many congressional hearings.
According to the same operator, the above acquisition would nullify all the progress made almost thirty years ago, the efforts (by governments and courts) to create competition, innovation, jobs and investment in the telecommunications market. Sprint Nextel believes that if the deal is approved, then in the U.S. duopoly arises in the face of the operators AT & T and Verizon, which will receive control over the market wireless technologies, and will not allow other telecommunications carriers to competitive politics.
According to the same operator, the above acquisition would nullify all the progress made almost thirty years ago, the efforts (by governments and courts) to create competition, innovation, jobs and investment in the telecommunications market. Sprint Nextel believes that if the deal is approved, then in the U.S. duopoly arises in the face of the operators AT & T and Verizon, which will receive control over the market wireless technologies, and will not allow other telecommunications carriers to competitive politics.
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