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Tag Archives: AT&T
Top of Mind Thursday – October 14, 2021 – Unclear on the Concept
You’d think living in Silicon Valley it would be simple to get high speed internet connectivity. You’d be wrong. Three times in the last three weeks Comcast has cut service for my entire neighborhood for hours at a time. No … Continue reading
Top of Mind Thursday, May 27, 2021: Shuffling the Deck
Last week, AT&T announced it was spinning off its Warner Media division into a company that will merge with Discovery. At about the same time, Amazon spent more than $8 billion to acquire MGM. Disney acquired Lucasfilms and Marvel for … Continue reading
Top of Mind Thursday October 27, 2016: Media Mashup
This week AT&T announced it was purchasing media giant Time Warner for more than $85 billion. There was a time when it was pretty clear who was in what industry. The phone companies provided phone service, the cable networks provided … Continue reading