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- 1. For the Triangle AMA Digital Marketing Training Camp February 29, 2012 Brian Dally – brian@republicwireless.com a division of Bandwidth
- 3. republic wireless concept Hybrid Calling™ Community $19 a Month
- 5. What the Industry is Saying Republic Wireless: $19/Month Unlimited Wireless Service Works Like a Charm It could change the wireless game in ways that other mobile broadband upstarts have tried and failed to do In short, it sounds totally awesome!
- 6. In the News
- 8. 2002 vs. 2012 LG 5350 Samsung Note
- 9. Hybrid Calling™ Just like a hybrid car, only traditional carriers are the greedy oil companies.
- 13. Why is smartphone service so expensive?
- 22. Wi-Fi People
- 24. Thank You! Brian Dally [email_address] Follow us @republicwrless
Editor's Notes
- Smartphones. Heck, what ’s more interesting than that? LG5350 (LCD 120x133, 200 phone book records) vs. Samsung Note 1xRTT vs. 802.11n
- This anticipates another element of good writing… theme, coming up in a moment
- Ok, so it ’s $19. great. The problem is… why would anyone care to use Wi-Fi
- We thought Wi-Fi might just be about coverage
- But the more we listened to consumers talk about their experience, and looked at what was happening in the industry….
- We realized it was about much more than that.