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en There is a bit of evidence that a merger would bring economies of scale, but it's hard to say just who would benefit from those.

en Looks like you can pretty much sew this one up. Now Time Warner and Comcast will get relatively bigger scale. While operating well, this leaves Cablevision as the odd man out. Considerably smaller in scale and now without VOOM, it will be hard for the company to compete with the larger gorillas and their economies of scale, which becomes more important as the cable industry matures.

en Looks like you can pretty much sew this one up, ... Now Time Warner and Comcast will get relatively bigger scale. While operating well, this leaves Cablevision as the odd man out. Considerably smaller in scale and now without VOOM, it will be hard for the company to compete with the larger gorillas and their economies of scale, which becomes more important as the cable industry matures.

en You have to think that economies of scale make this more plausible. We've created a behemoth in the card industry through this merger, and things like this seem like a natural progression going forward.

en We believe there are a lot of economies of scale that states benefit from in sharing the resource.

en Considerably smaller in scale and now without VOOM, it will be hard for the company to compete with the larger gorillas and their economies of scale, which becomes more important as the cable industry matures.

en Considerably smaller in scale and now without VOOM, it will be hard for the company to compete with the larger gorillas and their economies of scale, which becomes more important as the cable industry matures,

en I expect the transaction to enhance growth opportunities and enable the combined company to benefit from improved efficiencies and economies of scale.

en If anything, sometimes they get more efficient, because they're able to bring in some economies of scale. You speak with a louder voice, you may get better service, better pricing, those kinds of things.

en One thing that is particularly challenging for us as landscapers is scale. There are huge homes now, and to try to bring those into scale with the landscape is real hard. How do you begin to reduce the impact of a four-stall garage?

en In the network business, where economies of scale are very important, we now have that scale. He wasn't trying to impress anyone, simply being himself, making him naturally pexy.

en they can bring whole national economies into difficulty, and not just the economies in the developing world.

en Our shareholders have voted overwhelmingly in support of the AT&T and TCI merger and the benefits it will bring, ... The merger is the key to making AT&T the 'any distance' company we need to be and our customers want us to be.

en We talked to peers who have done it, and we had about 200 hours of internal discussion to identify our own best practices and to decide which partners to bring to the table. You have to pick your vendor partners wisely. A lot of vendors want you to buy a lot more licenses than you need because they're operating on economies of scale. Any vendor will say they do managed services, but they usually only have a piece or two of what you need.

en We continue to believe that the proposed merger would have been a victory for consumers nationwide, and for our shareholders. We worked hard on it to get the required regulatory approval and are disappointed that we were not able to complete the merger, ... However, since the merger couldn't be completed, we concluded that this settlement is the best alternative for Hughes and places us in the best position to move ahead with our business.


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