On weekday night’s The Daily Show, patron Jon Stewart heralded the availability of the iPhone to Verizon Wireless customers, breaking the exclusive power on the devices by much-maligned AT&T. In a taste that comically equated the programme to the start of Bagdad and the end of World War II, newswriter John Oliver chronicled meet the stylish unkind blow to the once-proud monopoly.
It’s a pretty queer bit, but the prizewinning joke I heard about this today was from someone on Morning Joe (Willie Geist, maybe?) who said that AT&T will today begin focusing on its long-neglected setup business. Here’s the clip, from Comedy Central:
I’m already a Verizon customer, and I’m perfectly happy with my Droid (which shoots awesome video), but this is ease somewhat course for me. I analyse this as payback for this relentlessly galling AT&T commercial that, coincidentally, illustrates meet how far the powerful hit fallen:
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