Verizon's CEO has a plan for wireless pay-TV, if the government will allow it -- Engadget

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Verizon's CEO has a plan for wireless pay-TV, if the government will allow it -- Engadget: "Verizon CEO Lowell C. McAdam doesn't quite have all of those SpectrumCo AWS licenses in his pocket just yet, but if he does get them he has a decidedly old school idea of what to flood the airwaves with: TV. "



 {Lowell, Lowell, Lowell . . . triple your salary and what do we get for it?  more of the vast wasteland? and of course Big G. will allow it . . . you pay taxes don't you? uh, er, uhm . . . never mind.}[ero] 
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