Yesterday I cautioned entrepreneurs to beware of thin margins for smart devices. Of course, the margins need not be thin if you can get someone else, say AT&T wireless, to bear much of the sales, marketing, and support expense. A short comment by Graham Lawler in today’s NY Times Business Section lets the helium out of that dirigible.
Regarding AT&T’s Q4 results, Lawler opines that “Network usage increased 200 per cent but wireless data revenue increased only 26 per cent. Seems like great evidence of declining margins in mobile broadband.”
Monday, February 1, 2010
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