Two of the nation’s largest industries are headed directly toward each other. It’s a slow-moving trend that could have dramatic ramifications for a wide range of players, from content providers to technology vendors:
The proposed AT&T/Time Warner transaction would combine one of the nation’s largest telecommunications companies – with control over pay-TV, wireless and wired Internet services – with one of the nation’s most well known media giants.
Download this investigative eBrief from FierceCable and see what the future has in store. The eBrief analyzes this collision point from the perspective of Comcast and NBCUniversal – looking back on its performance so far – and from the perspective of AT&T and Time Warner in terms of what they’re hoping for as they move forward.
Two of the nation’s largest industries are headed directly toward each other. It’s a slow-moving trend that could have dramatic ramifications for a wide range of players, from content providers to technology vendors:
The proposed AT&T/Time Warner transaction would combine one of the nation’s largest telecommunications companies – with control over pay-TV, wireless and wired Internet services – with one of the nation’s most well known media giants.
Download this investigative eBrief from FierceCable and see what the future has in store. The eBrief analyzes this collision point from the perspective of Comcast and NBCUniversal – looking back on its performance so far – and from the perspective of AT&T and Time Warner in terms of what they’re hoping for as they move forward.