Verizon 4Q Results Disappoint as Wireless Business Slows

The transcript discusses Verizon's financial struggles, highlighting a decline in revenues and stock performance due to increased competition from Sprint and T-Mobile. Verizon's strategy to counteract this involves focusing on content and acquisitions, such as Yahoo and AOL. However, challenges persist with the Go90 service and the Yahoo acquisition. The discussion also touches on Verizon's future outlook, emphasizing the potential of 5G technology and the need for a stronger strategic direction.

What factors contributed to Verizon's disappointing core business performance?

In what ways has Verizon's approach to pricing impacted its profits?

How has competition from Sprint and T-Mobile affected Verizon's customer base?

How does the perception of quality in wireless services affect customer choices between Verizon and its competitors?

What role does content acquisition play in Verizon's strategy moving forward?

What challenges does Verizon face in the transition to a content-driven business model?

What are the implications of Verizon's slow progress with its go90 streaming service?