Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

Ex-Time Warner CEO Jeff Bewkes Has Doubts about Strategy that led AT&T to buy Time Warner

https://www.cnbc.com/2019/08/15/jeff-bewkes-vertical-integration-strategy-fairly-suspect.html

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Post ID: @OP+10ywGRMu

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LOL, i read the article and if this person is a financial analyst I would not buy Apple or Amazon from them. The article is riddled with junk. Is this what passes for smart analysis? OP, you are a mo–n.

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Post ID: @2ukn+10ywGRMu

Does he not want our package so he can watch friends 24 x 7 ????

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Post ID: @1dte+10ywGRMu

Coincidentally, John d is asking/looking for strategies the combined twc/dtv/wireless can use and implement.... The geniuses did not have a solid plan, as it turns out, for all their shopping binges.

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Post ID: @1dkq+10ywGRMu

He wasn't forced out. He seen the bs coming from a mile away and wanted no part of the downfall and quit. He had done great things with HBO but knew new fingers was going to ruin it.

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Post ID: @1nth+10ywGRMu

Yeah being signed up for att wireless just so I can watch some series is pretty dumb. I do disagree with the article that people are dropping direct tv because of streaming options. The quit because att quit putting money into uverse and direct tv and raised the prices along with worse service. That is why they quit.

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Post ID: @1bsd+10ywGRMu

So the former CEO of the company that was purchased then subsequently forced out, doesn’t believe in the direction we are headed.... no way, who’d have seen that coming. It’s about like all the former AT&T employees that got let go and or quit getting on here saying the company is going to fail and everyone else should just quit.

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