Due to the accelerating convergence of communications industry sectors, a whole new round of telecom and cable mergers is likely in 2006. And like last year's industry whoppers, they are likely to get a positive reception from the government's merger watchdogs as the danger of monopolization in any one area of business fades. Topping the list of talked-about hookups is a possible combination of AT&T (formerly SBC Communications) and BellSouth.
January 12, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Due to the accelerating convergence of communications industry sectors, a whole new round of telecom and cable mergers is likely in 2006.
And like last year’s industry whoppers, they are likely to get a positive reception from the government’s merger watchdogs as the danger of monopolization in any one area of business fades.
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