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- RE: Technology's natural state: Duopoly (or close to it)
- You may be right, and if so this speaks to a need for more government regulation. Duopolies aren't necessarily any more competitive and cost-effective and consumer friendly than monopolies. We are also rapidly approaching a duopoly in wired video/Internet/phone service (cable companies versus AT&T).
- Posted by: rlegro@... Posted on: 12/04/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
Vintage Michael Porter
BobWarfield | 12/03/07
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In Mobile Symbian is #1 and Linux #2
LazLong | 12/03/07
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RE: Technology's natural state: Duopoly (or close to it)
rlegro@... | 12/04/07
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I don't see AT&T gaining any significant ground any time soon...
tikigawd | 12/04/07
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