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Yesterday at Sprint Nextel’s annual shareholder’s meeting the new CEO Dan Hesse had to face some tough questions regarding the direction he was taking the company. It should come as no surprise that shareholders are worried about their investment and have been for some time now. Hesse was asked how he intended to stop customers from leaving Sprint by the boatload. Hesse says the company plans to retain more of its “high end” customers with special offers, handsets exclusive to the carrier such as the Instinct, and by offering better customer service. Hesse also mentioned the company’s recent deal with Clearwire Inc. to build out their WiMax network.

In the understatement of the decade Robert Carlos McLean had this to say: “Over the last year, AT&T and Verizon have really been eating our lunch, particularly in terms of high-value customers.”

Sir, not only have they eaten your lunch, but they’ve also gotten fat off your breakfast, brunch and dinner! You can read the complete article here on www.teleclick.ca.