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Existing Operator Buying Eircom

STaN · 2004-01-26 21:45:43

Is the option for an existing operator or operators to buy a significant or even majority share in Eircom. Or would this be view as anti-competitive. Or are they just better off waiting till they can get access to the eircom network. What do you think?

26-01-2004 10:45pm

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STaN

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Is the option for an existing operator or operators to buy a significant or even majority share in Eircom.

Or would this be view as anti-competitive. Or are they just better off waiting till they can get access to the eircom network.

What do you think?

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#2 26-01-2004 10:51pm

Moriarty

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Theres no explicit rule saying one of the other telcos couldnt buy a share (even a majority share) of eircom. They would probably have to get authorisation from, er, whoever regulates the whole possible anti-competitive angle, though. Mary Harney isnt it?

It'd certainly make for instresting times if the likes of DT or Telia decided to do something like that.

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#3 28-01-2004 1:12pm

Ryaner

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http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?s=&threadid=137845

eNet look like they gonna be doing. Looks like fun alright

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