http://www.huffingtonpost.com/bruce-kushnick/time-warner-cables-97-pro_b_6591916.html
Thoughts?
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/bruce-kushnick/time-warner-cables-97-pro_b_6591916.html
Thoughts?
This sort of margin has always been speculated of companies the size of Time Warner and Comcast. Of course, once the infrastructure is in place, if done right, it's pretty cheap to maintain. As the speed of your package goes up, so does that margin too.
Oh I completely agree that this is to be expected. Just wondering what others thoughts are when it comes to this kind of profit. Also at the same time not having upgrades to infrastructure. I am a remote\on-site Tier 3 Tech and I deal with shitty internet here in Phoenix and even Austin all the time. I just feel as many others that this is another nail in coffin for why people like Comcast and Time Warner should not merge.
cliffs:
time warner made 97% profit in 2013