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How carriers and subsidies are more like sharks and loans

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Start date Dec 16, 2013

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Dec 16, 2013

Last week AT&T's Randall Stephenson was once again repeating the familiar refrain: that Apple and the iPhone (and now other premium smartphones, like Samsung's) demand far too high an up-front price from carriers. If anyone should be charging anyone too much, dammit, it's the carriers! Jean-Louis Gass?e, once of Apple, now of Allegis Capital, lays out the case for their shameless complaints in his Monday Note:

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