It seems with every step forward (AT&T's lower priced data plans are nice for consumers) we also get a step back (paying for 2GB of data and then being told we have to pay extra for another device to access the same pool of data).
If companies don't behave themselves regulators will eventually get involved. Sadly, when there is so little competition in the wireless industry, there is very little incentive for carriers to behave themselves.
at least they didn't call her an analyst...
"Between multiple cell phones and their add-ons, high-speed Internet connections, and digital TV subscriptions, most households are paying for data delivery at least three times over, often paying the same provider twice. It's time for a universal data plan, [CNET columnist Molly] Wood declares. 'I want to pay once for data, I want that data to be unlimited, and I want to be able to use it in any fashion I choose.' Still, she has hopes that the-times-they-will-be-a-changin'. 'It's only a matter of time before regulators catch wind of just how many times we're being charged for the exact same thing.'"

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