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`REPORTER'S TRANSCRIPT OF JURY TRIAL
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`BEFORE THE HONORABLE RON CLARK
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`FOR THE PLAINTIFF:
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`PROCEEDINGS REPORTED USING COMPUTERIZED STENOTYPE;
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`CONTINUED DIRECT EXAMINATION OF DANIEL BERG
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`CROSS-EXAMINATION OF DANIEL BERG
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`TEXAS, HON. RON CLARK PRESIDING.)
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`THE COURT:
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`Welcome back, ladies and
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`gentlemen.
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`We will continue on with the questioning of
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`Go ahead, please, Ms. Davies.
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`MS. DAVIES:
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`THE COURT:
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`Counsel.
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`CONTINUED DIRECT EXAMINATION OF DANIEL BERG
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`BY MS. DAVIES:
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`Mr. Berg, welcome back.
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`We had a strategic imperative to upgrade
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`customers with the best experience possible.
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`Well, a power company -- an electricity company
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`Pass the witness.
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`CROSS-EXAMINATION OF DANIEL BERG
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`BY MR. STACY:
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`Good morning, Mr. Berg.
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`Looking at it, do you still agree that all of the
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`In December, 2007, I was hired to plan T-Mobile's
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`2002 is my understanding.
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`He's very skilled, very smart,
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`He's a numbers guy.
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`Now I want to show you what T-Mobile's counsel --
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`MR. STACY:
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`We heard from him by video deposition, right?
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`Do you know Peter Ewens?
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`Yes, I do.
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`First of all, do you understand that this is a
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`Christina L. Bickham, RMR, CRR
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`Teradata, Exh. 1015, p. 23 of 319
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`And Peter Ewens is the chief strategy officer of
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`you?
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`Yes.
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`That's a pretty important position at T-Mobile?
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`Yes, it is.
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`He would be higher up in the corporate chain than
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`I'm sure.
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`MR. STACY:
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`Let's go to page 85.
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`We're at
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`Plaintiff's Exhibit 59 at 85.
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`BY MR. STACY:
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`Signed by Peter Ewens.
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`Did I read that correctly?
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`Yes, you did.
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`So, now are you comfortable that Mr. Ewens
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`submitted this document under oath?
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`Yes, I am.
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`And he submitted this in October, just very
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`Yes, you did.
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`I point out that he qualified 4G with LTE.
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`Teradata, Exh. 1015, p. 25 of 319
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`qualifies it that way.
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`Okay.
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`Mr. Sandidge didn't qualify his testimony,
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`No, but --
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`My question was:
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`No, he did not qualify his testimony.
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`Okay.
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`Thank you.
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`MR. STACY:
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`If we can pull up Plaintiff's
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`Exhibit 59 at 86.
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`Christina L. Bickham, RMR, CRR
`409/654-2891
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`Teradata, Exh. 1015, p. 26 of 319
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`BY MR. STACY:
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`So, I want to go back to these declarations.
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`This
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`Do you know Mr. McDiarmid?
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`Yes, I do.
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`under oath?
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`Yes, I do.
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`Yes.
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`Okay.
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`Yes.
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`Okay.
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`And it says right up top, "Redacted - For
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`I do, yes.
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`Did you understand that "redacted" means that
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`Christina L. Bickham, RMR, CRR
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`Teradata, Exh. 1015, p. 27 of 319
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`Yes.
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`I do.
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`But this is the only document T-Mobile has made
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`It's not the only document T-Mobile --
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`My -- terrible question.
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`This is the only version of Mr. McDiarmid's
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`jury, correct?
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`I don't know that for a fact, but -- I don't know
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`Has T-Mobile shown the jury an unredacted version?
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`Not to my knowledge.
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`Okay.
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`So, let's take a look at some of the
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`Could we go to 93?
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`BY MR. STACY:
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`So, we're looking at Plaintiff's Exhibit 59 at 93.
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`MR. STACY:
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`Now let's blow up the "today"
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