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Australia Telecom services / Thematic (Sector/Industry)

Our advice for Australian and New Zealand telecom companies in light of AT&amp;T's proposed takeover of Time Warner is this: Don't do it.In theory, a distribution company buying a content entity makes strategic sense. However, operating synergies and cultural integration are much more difficult to achieve in practice than on spreadsheets and PowerPoint slides. Domestically, there are specific reasons why we would take a dim view of a telecom company following in AT&amp;T's footsteps.Analyst: Brian Han

Our advice for Australian and New Zealand telecom companies in light of AT&amp;T's proposed takeover of Time Warner is this: Don't do it.In theory, a distribution company buying a content entity makes strategic sense. However, operating synergies and cultural integration are much more difficult to achieve in practice than on spreadsheets and PowerPoint slides. Domestically, there are specific reasons why we would take a dim view of a telecom company following in AT&amp;T's footsteps.Analyst: Brian Han

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