Comments on: Congratulations on your breakup, Time Warner Cable
Time Warner is splitting into two publicly traded companies in what could be a boon for the company's cable business.
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A) It will buyout CableVision. This has long been suspected since CableVision owns the license for New York City (Where AOL-TW is based) and this would fill the New York State holes that TW does not already own.
2) It will be absorbed by Comcast, whereas ComCast will try to challenge the 30% market-cap set by the FCC and will acquire Time Warner on top of what they already own AT&T Broadband (MediaOne + TCI) and Adelphia which was already split between Comcast and TW. Comcast may try to do this claiming that Verizon + AT&T + DirecTV have no market cap so why should they....
- by benjaminstraight July 22, 2008 3:46 AM PDT
- This is a metaphor for a divorce. How cute.
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