> I think as long as T-mobile isn't charging the video services actual money, the degree of concern goes way down for me. I see T-Mo has been successful in the

> I think as long as T-mobile isn't charging the video services actual money, the degree of concern goes way down for me. I see T-Mo has been successful in their marketing. Drugs aren't bad, as long as they are free :) Of course T-Mobile wants everybody to think that it's a good thing that they are acting as anti-competitive gatekeepers. As long as they don't explicitly charge for it.