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I don't understand why they keep fighting so hard to merge. Cable is dying, and non-wire internet is the future. -- nm
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by
David
That's why Time Warner is trying to sell TWC to some sucker. -- nm
Posted by
ty97
Apr 24 '15, 12:16
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Sure but why do the suckers keep falling for it? -- nm
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David
Apr 24, 12:20
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because TWC revenue is $22.1B/year? -- nm
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decline
Apr 24, 12:26
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Like buying a print media company in 2005. -- nm
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David
Apr 24, 12:31
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It's still a large customer base to use to transition your business and fund the infrastructrue for that. Cable companies are branching into other
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pmb
Apr 24, 12:39
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The point is that they're offering wire-based internet services. Their wireless services are substandard.
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David
Apr 24, 12:45
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They're buying a customer base and income flow with which to transition to a future viable business. -- nm
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pmb
Apr 24, 12:50
and if current attrition rates are maintained it would be at least 50 years before they see the end of their existing subscriber base -- nm
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decline
Apr 24, 12:44
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