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Gene Kimmelman Quotes
«These were exaggerations. The market isn't developing to a competitive status nearly as fast as they had predicted and prices are going up for consumers. Consumers are getting the short end because these exaggerations drove Congress to a plan that was premature,»
Author: Gene Kimmelman
«It's a clear industry strategy: They are trying to find ways to push customers to spend more. There's no other reason for this other than their greed.»
Author: Gene Kimmelman
«We are going to see fewer players, fewer choices for consumers, and that will lead to inflated prices and not as many good deals for consumers.»
Author: Gene Kimmelman
«very dangerous combination of cable monopolies.»
Author: Gene Kimmelman
«The bad news is that we may have lost the opportunity to also preserve enough spectrum for a fourth strong competitor in this market.»
Author: Gene Kimmelman
«Every potential benefit they describe is exactly what monopolists always say: You can get new services, but you have to pay more.»
Author: Gene Kimmelman
«What happened today was (Martin) just blew an enormous hole in the fortress of the cable and broadcast monopoly,»
Author: Gene Kimmelman
«It's an elite clientele, probably the top 20 percent of the market that's attractive.»
Author: Gene Kimmelman
«AT&T is taking these cost reductions as profit.»
Author: Gene Kimmelman
«The commission has failed to ensure that consumers will receive meaningful choices at fair prices.»
Author: Gene Kimmelman