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Harold Feld on Google’s plan for global domination, or, well, American liberation

Posted on December 3rd, 2007

Harold Feld thinks Google is serious in its bid for spectrum. Here’s what he thinks Google’s aim is:

Google wants to eliminate the entire wireless “phone” industry and replace it with the “mobile broadband” industry. In this world, people do not buy “mobile phone service” with the option to load all manner of various features for additional prices onto their phones. People buy a wireless service contract for a “dumb pipe” similar to what they buy (now) from cable and dsl companies.

Harold, who is a great explainer, talks about the effect of the new anonymous bidding rule on the spectrum auction.

[Tags: google 700mH net_neutrality harold_feld fcc spectrum end_to_end wireless ]

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2 Responses to “Harold Feld on Google’s plan for global domination, or, well, American liberation”

  1. Akma » What’s That Ringing In My Ears?, on December 5th, 2007 at 8:41 am Said:

    [...] suspect that this approach is just what Google has in view (according to Harold Feld’s analysis) — the kind of dog-in-the-manger corporate strategy that thinks it can determine what [...]

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  3. Brands Create Customers » Blog Archive » A Google brand vision for mobile broadband, on December 7th, 2007 at 1:35 pm Said:

    [...] tip to David Weinberger for the [...]

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