Legere: AT&T, Time Warner Deal Is a 'Diversion Tactic'

The transcript discusses T-Mobile's subscriber growth and financial performance, highlighting its success in gaining customers from competitors like AT&T and Verizon. It examines the challenges faced by these competitors, who are diversifying due to shrinking business. T-Mobile's strategy focuses on sustainable growth in the wireless industry without owning content, unlike AT&T's approach with Time Warner. The discussion also touches on the long-term outlook and industry trends, emphasizing T-Mobile's role as a content aggregator.

What has been a significant factor in T-Mobile's recent success?

• Expanding into international markets

• Gaining subscribers from competitors

• Acquiring new technology

• Reducing operational costs

Why are Verizon and AT&T diversifying their business models?

• To enter the European market

• To improve customer service

• Due to shrinking core business areas

• To increase their market share

What is a key aspect of T-Mobile's long-term strategy?

• Acquiring smaller telecom companies

• Maintaining sustainable growth in wireless

• Investing heavily in content creation

• Focusing on international expansion

What is T-Mobile's approach to content delivery?

• Focusing solely on wireless services

• Innovating as an aggregator of content

• Partnering with content creators

• Owning and controlling content

How does the speaker view the AT&T and Time Warner deal?

• As a model for T-Mobile to follow

• As a threat to T-Mobile's growth

• As a potential boon for T-Mobile

• As irrelevant to T-Mobile's strategy