AT&T Loses First Legal Battle Against Verizon
FutureDomain writes "A federal judge in Atlanta has declined a restraining order from AT&T that would have prevented Verizon from running ads that compared their 3G coverage to AT&T's. AT&T felt that Verizon's ads 'mislead consumers into thinking that AT&T doesn't offer wireless service in large portions of the country, which is clearly not the case.' Verizon argued that the ads clearly indicated that the maps were only of 3G coverage, and that AT&T is only suing because it doesn't want to face the truth about its network."
That's a bit like Goliath fighting Goliath. Where the hell is David?
It doesn't scale either.
Get off my lawn.
Can anyone explain this alphabet soup?
I'll take a shot.
1. Information wants to be free,
2. Ads cost money, therefore
3. Ads contain no information.
I think that's the gist, anyway.
"All these years believing you're the signified monkey, only to find out you're just a big hunk of nobody cares."