The Proposed T-Mobile-Sprint Merger: Why It’s Good for Consumers and Innovation
31 August 2018
Robert F. McDowell, Partner with Cooley LLP and Former FCC Commissioner, discusses the global significance of the proposed T-Mobile-Sprint merger and the positive impact it could have for consumers, innovation and labor markets.
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