Guest Chris Mills Posted August 2, 2017 Posted August 2, 2017 You can tell the end times are approaching, because all the nation's biggest telecoms companies are trying to become even bigger. Just days after we heard about a very serious proposal for Comcast to buy Verizon, new reports are emerging that Sprint, Charter, and T-Mobile could soon become one giant ball of suckiness. Sources told Reuters that SoftBank, the Japanese telco that owns Sprint, is working on financing to buy out Charter. The deal would likely be worth more than $100 billion, and turn Charter-Sprint into a formidable telecoms behemoth that could offer home internet, cable TV, and wireless services. Continue reading... Trending right now: It’s hard to care about the Galaxy Note 8 now that we’ve seen this stunning Note 9 render Verizon is screwing internet users who aren’t even its own customers, complaint claims We’re not sure why anyone would own an Apple Watch without this awesome accessory Via BRG - Boy Genius Report
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