1 edit | There goes the neighborhood. "While the company will be immediately saddled with $10.9 billion in debt, they'll be free to pursue objects of their affection (perhaps the Time Warner Cablevision rumor finally materializes?)."
Am I missing something? Once Time Warner Cable goes it alone, all that debt will prevent it from exploring new technologies, let alone maintaining the system they currently have. Next will be employee layoffs, no funds to buy needed equipment, and service that goes down the toilet, along with rate increases to try and stay afloat. How is this supposed to help subscribers??? |
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Suffern, NY | said by burgerwars:"While the company will be immediately saddled with $10.9 billion in debt, they'll be free to pursue objects of their affection (perhaps the Time Warner Cablevision rumor finally materializes?)." As a Cablevision user, I hope those rumors are for TWC to try to sell itself to CV not for it to try to buy CV. I do not want my Internet Connectivity to get reduced to the higher cost/lower speed levels that TWC offers just north of me (I'm in Rockland County NY) where they cap you at 5/.768 and charge more than CV's BASE Tier 15/2. Then there is CV's BOOST for an extra $15/Month ($10/month for VoIP users) which delivers 30/5. |
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