San Miguel goes into the telecom business (Liberty Telecoms Holdings, Inc.)

[tracernet_v2]

will they create their infrastructure from scratch? or mosakay ra ghapon cla sa network sa pldt?

[legal_cd]

if it means better quality sa telecom service, then why not. more competition, means better service, affordable rate -- hopefully.

[jumper_stage]

bitaw dapat dona pud mo compit anang VECO, palabi og patoyang lang sila pataas dah..mga walay kalooy

[moz_k2]

will they create their infrastructure from scratch? or mosakay ra ghapon cla sa network sa pldt?

curious pud ka ana
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kung operational na ni sila kay magamit jud nila ang distribution system sa San Miguel.

[ong76win2]

Liberty pursues expansion of broadband network

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[gareb]

nano man ni sila oi, mangita pa ni sila og kana negosyo na gamay ra kompitinsya......

para nako kanang VECO ay, mao nay angay kompitinsyahan... patuyang lang na sila og pa taas sa bayranan. para pod ig naa na silay kompitinsya kay magpa baratohay na. mora og ang PLDT sauna bah manga gara kaau, magpa connect ka kay langaylangayon nya mahal pa jud kaau. kapuleki lagi sila pag sulod sa Globo.

bitaw dapat dona pud mo compit anang VECO, palabi og patoyang lang sila pataas dah..mga walay kalooy

utilities that supply water and power are what we call "natural monopolies". this is because if we apply the concept of competition by allowing more than one player into the market, it creates waste.

imagine three different power companies having three different power grids overlapping each other. this means three different sets of "poste" in each street....

[libraun]

daghan na tag kapilian!!! panindotay nalang ni sila sa service ug pabaratuhay..

[reptoid]

utilities that supply water and power are what we call "natural monopolies". this is because if we apply the concept of competition by allowing more than one player into the market, it creates waste.

imagine three different power companies having three different power grids overlapping each other. this means three different sets of "poste" in each street....

Actual privatization. The infrastructure remains intact, but a new company is given the opportunity to supply using existing network. The original players would need to be forced to give up a portion of their capacity, but this would stimulate competition and inevitably lead to price savings for the end user.

[leo_trams]

Basin ibaligya ra pud ni nila ngadto ni Globe o PLDT.

Just like SUN...it was first offered to Globe but Globe want its own terms...when it was offered to PLDT, nagkasinabut sila...then GLOBE is now complaining? hehehe

imagine three different power companies having three different power grids overlapping each other. this means three different sets of "poste" in each street....

it can be done with power.

By breaking up the power: Power Generation, Power Transmission, Power Distribution.


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[istoryamember]

utilities that supply water and power are what we call "natural monopolies". this is because if we apply the concept of competition by allowing more than one player into the market, it creates waste.

imagine three different power companies having three different power grids overlapping each other. this means three different sets of "poste" in each street....

if there is a will, there is a way. problema lang kay walay political will ang mga tao naa sa kagamhanan. ilaha ra kaugalingon ila gi tan-aw.