Verizon reportedly showing interest in the Dish Network Spectrum
Recently T-Mobile has been showing high interest with Dish Network. Today, Verizon’s CEO Lowell McAdam stated that the company might be interested in making a wholesale arrangement with the popular television provider but is not interested in buying the whole company.
Allegedly, big read would supply its wireless service for Dish’s Network spectrum. Recently, Dish has been working on a new band to use with its AWS-4 spectrum along with AWS-1 and AWS-3 airwaves and is scheduled to be official in December. Therefore by partnering up with Verizon, Dish will be able to use the carrier’s wireless service and Verizon will receive some of the company’s spectrum. Sounds like a good trade. Except for the fact that Verizon doesn’t want to buy the whole Dish network.
T-Mobile is getting ready to close a deal with Dish merging the two companies. If Verizon wants to seal a deal they might want to hurry before its competitor T-Mobile announces its official merge with Dish. Dish has some important decisions to make. We’ll see how this plays out.
Source: FierceWireless
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