Fibertower Corp fka FBBT

[Sandpaints]

8K video is not going to be a major consumer product, simply because the human eye doesn't need that much resolution of images to provide home entertainment. It probably will have a market in theater projection on large screens and be useful for Earth sciences or military intelligence using spy satellites. Also 8K video doesn't seem to have any immediate effect on the Fibertower / AT&T deal.

However, you want to look for FCC reactions starting yesterday when they should have noticed that the DOJ is not following along with the new FCC concepts of relaxation on regulation - "AT&T has to go to court or divest in their proposed merger."

Why is this important? The public remarks coming out of the FCC just recently made it clear the FCC thinks it can ignore certain 'harms' its own system has created and turn a blind eye to civil harms that resulted - ie: the Fibertower bankruptcy was triggered by the fault of the FCC not making a correct decision base on public record.

So the FCC can do the right thing or wait for and hope the DOJ will pass the buck. In view of yesterday's DOJ disclosures found in the news, one wonders if Chairman Pai hears his own wake-up call coming?