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A lesson from the U.K.: More iPhone sellers doesn't mean prices will go down
American iPhone users have been quietly biding their time until Apple ends its exclusive contract with AT&T, hoping for better service, cheaper phones and lower monthly bills. But if the iPhone situation across the pond serves any example, those things aren't likely to happen any time soon.
Starting January 14, Vodafone is set to start selling iPhones in the U.K. But the company's cheapest deal will end up being more expensive over the lifetime of the device than anything currently offered to iPhone users. That's bad news for consumers who expected a little competition would make the iPhone more accessible to users.
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Customer Engagement Report 2010
This is the fourth annual Customer Engagement Report, published by Econsultancy in association with cScape. This is the most comprehensive and influential report available on customer engagement, based on a survey of more than 1,000 companies and agencies. Companies can benchmark their customer engagement strategies and tactics, and see how others are adapting to changing customer behaviour and increased use of social media and the mobile channel.
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