Tower Cos. Seen As WiMax Winners, But Not Until '09

Companies that provide infrastructure to the wireless industry, such as those that operate cellular towers or provide needed microwave power, are seen benefiting from the $12 billion wireless joint venture announced Wednesday - but probably not until 2009.

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Posted to the site on 7th May 2008

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