Antitrust & Trade Reg.
Nov. 14, 2001
Calling the Shots
Here is a glimpse at the possible telephonic future, which may look similar to our telephonic past. Traditional long-distance providers, such as AT&T, whose profits from their long-distance operations continue to erode, will be acquired by the remaining regional Bell operating companies, each of which has a monopoly in the local telephone (or exchange services) market in the region where it is based.
By Matthew L. Cantor
Here is a glimpse at the possible telephonic future, which may look similar to our telephonic past.
Traditional long-distance providers, such as AT&T, whose profits from their long-distance operations continue to erode, will be acquire...
Here is a glimpse at the possible telephonic future, which may look similar to our telephonic past.
Traditional long-distance providers, such as AT&T, whose profits from their long-distance operations continue to erode, will be acquire...