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Telco monopolies aren't used to having competition
Come on now Time Warner. Verizon and other companies that have been granted monopoly status are exempt from having any type of competition. What happens when two monopolies decide to go at it? I see alot of comcast commercials attacking fios but haven't heard anything about verizon going after Comcast. I honestly thing Verizon is on it's way out the door. First they sued the internet telephone companies for competing with them (patent nonsense) all the while Verizon was trying to launch it's own failed Internet telephone program. That didn't work so now they are going after another provider of competing service? I hope Time Warner sticks in there and fights the good fight. Breakup Bell telephone, they have a stranglehold on the country and when someone trys to compete with them they sue, real good use of our courts!
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Telco monopolies aren't used to having competition  admin@... | 04/10/08
So if someone made false claims  GuidingLight | 04/10/08
Monopolies Competition  llonwt1 | 04/15/08
Whether or not Verizon is a Telco Monopoly...  escher@... | 04/10/08
RE: Verizon sues Time Warner Cable over advertising  kiwicreature | 04/14/08
RE: Verizon sues Time Warner Cable over advertising  s_carter2000@... | 04/14/08
RE: Verizon sues Time Warner Cable over ads  bfilipiak@... | 04/14/08
Isnt the point of ads to sell your product? Implying isnt stating  Been_Done_Before | 04/14/08
RE: Verizon sues Time Warner Cable over advertising  GASGTO73@... | 04/14/08
RE: Verizon sues Time Warner Cable over advertising  big bubba | 04/15/08

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