So Comcast surprised everyone, outbid Charter, and won over TW Cable’s board with an all-stock deal. While everyone thinks the FCC is going to go over this with a microscope, the protagonists’ position is that this is good and necessary for cable and that competition won’t be hurt at all. If necessary they’ll divest some 3M customers. What do you think, will the powers that be let this merger go through?
Not should they, but will they?
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why not…after net neutrality got shot down, i’m convinced that no decision will be made in favor of the consumer