Government suit misses modern monopoly reality in AT T and T Mobile deal
In a suit filed August 31 the Justice Department argued that AT T's planned 39 billion purchase of T Mobile USA would reduce competition. The author criticizes the government for clinging to old antitrust notions amid rapid digital markets led by Apple Google and Facebook.
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AT&T Google antitrust clash reshapes U S wireless market
The AT&T Deutsche Telekom merger was dropped costing AT&T 4 billion in fees. Deputy AG James Cole calls it a win for consumers while critics warn it reduces competition. Senators probe Google while opponents fear stifled innovation and regulatory overreach.
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Letter to the editor praises clear leadership change in 2012
A reader critiques the Obama administration, contrasting it with the Bush era, citing high unemployment, national debt over fifteen trillion dollars, and calls for new Oval Office leadership. He questions constitutional governance, supports the Keystone Pipeline for job creation, and urges decisive action in 2012.
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GOP must tout freedom amid downbeat mood and polls
A analysis notes USA Today and Pew polls show Americans are downbeat and skeptical of leadership. Only 36 percent see the economy as fair while 77 percent blame concentrated wealth. Republicans are urged to offer a clear conservative path and leadership to reassure worried voters. Scripps Howard News Service
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