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SPOTLIGHT: Clearwire Credits Better Revenues to VoIP

August 11, 2008 – 5:00 pm | by VoIP | 61 Views

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According to its second quarter 2008 financial report, U.S. WiMAX provider Clearwire’s average revenue per user (ARPU, not Alpo) has grown to $39.29. It’s an increase of $1.35 over this quarter last year and $2.42 more than last quarter.  ARPU growth is attributed to increased sales of new services, including VoIP, among other things. Unfortunately,  the company didn’t break out VoIP numbers from the total increase in revenue.

For more
- Read Clearwire’s 2Q08 results release

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