Sprint was once the leader. It is truly kind of sad to see a company fall so far, so fast. It has been ailing since purchasing Nextel, but it seems it really began a harsh tumble last summer and has never recovered. Not to mention it has seemingly never been able to truly merge the 2 together into one company. It's kind of been like "You want a cellphone? Here is our Sprint part of our store. Oh - you want radio, well come over and see the Nextel side of the store."
Are recent events the beginning of the end for Sprint? Or will they bring a rejuvenation of the company? I fear it's the former and not the latter.
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Jeff @ May 5th 2008 10:38PM
Sprint was once the leader. It is truly kind of sad to see a company fall so far, so fast. It has been ailing since purchasing Nextel, but it seems it really began a harsh tumble last summer and has never recovered. Not to mention it has seemingly never been able to truly merge the 2 together into one company. It's kind of been like "You want a cellphone? Here is our Sprint part of our store. Oh - you want radio, well come over and see the Nextel side of the store."
Are recent events the beginning of the end for Sprint? Or will they bring a rejuvenation of the company? I fear it's the former and not the latter.