On July 19th, telecom giant Sprint-Nextel and wireless web innovator Clearwire signed a letter of intent to join forces and blanket a substantial percentage of the U.S. with a high-speed wireless broadband network.
These tech giants intend to bring most of America’s major metro and suburban areas high-speed web access before the end of this year reaching full capacity by New Year’s Eve 2008… whole cities including parks, stadiums, bars and waterfronts will now be covered by fast, powerful wireless, microwave Internet access.
Imagine living anywhere in the mountains or back woods of the great American interior back in the early-1800’s, before the railroad. Horses would have been the only means of transportation. Now, imagine the day when the first locomotive arrives at your town’s new train station.
We’ve all heard the top names in Investment Banking tossed around lately… trusted names like Bear Stearns, Morgan Stanley and Lehman Brothers. Even Bank of America, CitiCorp and Wachovia, to name a few, have gotten in on the act. For years they have been raking in boatloads of cash from this sub-prime shell game they’ve been running.
