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" Please for heaven's sake - just sell this damn manacle around the necks of the Irish people to Denis O'Brien as he seems to have the proverbial "Midas Touch" so to speak. He created a world class business with Esat Digifone which was sold to BT now 02. He proved himself again with Digicel down in the once pirate infested waters of the Caribbean. If there is anyone that can turn around Eircom then it is Denis and his lads. " In The Luck of the Irish. Eircom gets 100 days to save itself Over 6 months by Mike Singh
" What a dreadful demise but these days the empire is striking back just judging from the Indian acquisition of Corus/British Steel and Rover- Jaguar by TATa otself. Pity TATA did not win this deal. However, what plans are there if any for the future of C&W's ailing investments and properties overseas such as those in the Caribbean Basin including that in Panama and also the recently acquired asset in The Bahamas? The case is being made for the Government of Trinidad & Tobago to buy back the 49% of Telecomunications Services of Trinidad & Tobago that C&W owns or even to buy all the C&W properties throughout the region. Mind you, Trinidad & Tobago is a cash rich, oil and gas twin-island republic with banks flush with cash. C&W should try to sell off what's left of its overseas holdings before those assets further depreciate given the current global trend towards further telecoms consolidation. " In C&W Worldwide says ta ta to the independent life: gets tucked under Vodafone's wing Over 6 months by Mike Singh
" great achievement. " In Going Dutch: now another term for Net Neutrality Over 6 months by Mike Singh
" This has all trhe elements of a game of 'musical chairs'.Since the folks at Spice are mostly from the Modi Group and they already control the remaining 60% - it will be prudent and proper for Telkom Malaysia to offer or rather the first option of refusal goes to the Modi Group before making a pitch for the ramining 40% to be sold to the Birlas. If the Modi folks cannot raise the necessary capital then they could simply go to a number of other major global players. " In Spice Telecom ropes in Batelco, Etisalat out Over 6 months by Mike Singh

" Please for heaven's sake - just sell this damn manacle around the necks of the Irish people to Denis O'Brien as he seems to have the proverbial "Midas Touch" so to speak. He created a world class business with Esat Digifone which was sold to BT now 02. He proved himself again with Digicel down in the once pirate infested waters of the Caribbean. If there is anyone that can turn around Eircom then it is Denis and his lads. "

In The Luck of the Irish. Eircom gets 100 days to save itself Over 6 months by Mike Singh

" What a dreadful demise but these days the empire is striking back just judging from the Indian acquisition of Corus/British Steel and Rover- Jaguar by TATa otself. Pity TATA did not win this deal. However, what plans are there if any for the future of C&W's ailing investments and properties overseas such as those in the Caribbean Basin including that in Panama and also the recently acquired asset in The Bahamas? The case is being made for the Government of Trinidad & Tobago to buy back the 49% of Telecomunications Services of Trinidad & Tobago that C&W owns or even to buy all the C&W properties throughout the region. Mind you, Trinidad & Tobago is a cash rich, oil and gas twin-island republic with banks flush with cash. C&W should try to sell off what's left of its overseas holdings before those assets further depreciate given the current global trend towards further telecoms consolidation. "

In C&W Worldwide says ta ta to the independent life: gets tucked under Vodafone's wing Over 6 months by Mike Singh

" great achievement. "

In Going Dutch: now another term for Net Neutrality Over 6 months by Mike Singh

" This has all trhe elements of a game of 'musical chairs'.Since the folks at Spice are mostly from the Modi Group and they already control the remaining 60% - it will be prudent and proper for Telkom Malaysia to offer or rather the first option of refusal goes to the Modi Group before making a pitch for the ramining 40% to be sold to the Birlas. If the Modi folks cannot raise the necessary capital then they could simply go to a number of other major global players. "

In Spice Telecom ropes in Batelco, Etisalat out Over 6 months by Mike Singh

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