Kevin Martin Made This?
(hat tip to Niall Kennedy)
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Funny bit, but AT&T these days has little to do with what used to be called AT&T in the 80’s. Their consumer market share is around 22% and business share is 34% (here. Big numbers, sure, but not dominant.
Saw this one last night.. hilarious.
this is the best thing… ever!
I tried explaining that on my blog a few days ago but this video does a better job, pretty funny.
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What’s lost in this wonderful humour is how much Kevin Martin has been given a free pass to allow the moribund Bell System to recreate itself — giving Whitacre at ATT a green light to do a drive-by on competition – of course ATT shareholders and the consumer will pay the price for this outcome — just imagine if Whitacre and Martin had spent more time on the web…they might have come up with something useful.