Consumer push-to-talk: Does anyone really care ‘where you at?’

In general, I think Sprint has made a never-ending flow of tragic mistakes since their merger with Nextel.  But I rarely see a mistake so obviously devoid of consumer misunderstanding that a PTT revival.  These guys need a suitor, fast.

There are lots of reasons for launching the PTT over CDMA. Though it's a nieche product, it can still drive other VAS to be consumed by the subscribers.

1.      Why is the leap made in the source article that moving push-to-talk to CDMA means that Sprint is going after the consumer space in a big way for this service? 2.      And even if that assumption was  correct, why is there no questioning of Verizon’s move to put this capability on its own CDMA network? 3.      There...