Nicholas Economides

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  • A branch of the mobile communications provider T-Mobile USA in busy Times Square in New York.Commentary

    5 reasons the T-Mobile-Sprint merger should’ve been rejected—and will raise your phone bill

    By Nicholas Economides, John Kwoka, and others
  • 5G sign at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.Commentary

    The T-Mobile-Sprint Merger Isn’t Really About 5G

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  • The "Like" logo at the Facebook main campus in Menlo Park, California.Commentary

    Commentary: Facebook Can’t Be Trusted. It’s Time to Regulate It.

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  • A sign reading "SAVE THE INTERNET!" in support of net neutrality stands outside the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) headquarters in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Wednesday, May 14, 2014.Commentary

    Commentary: Net Neutrality Is Dead. The Internet Is Next.

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  • President Donald Trump points above a few microphones at a White House press conferenceCommentary

    Commentary: How Can Trump Really Punish CNN? Allow the AT&T-Time Warner Merger.

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    How Greece’s Troubled Economy Could Turn Around in 2017

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  • Charter Communications Buys Time Warner Cable In $79 Billion DealCommentary

    Why AT&T Needs Time Warner to Transform Its Business

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  • SKOREA-ECONOMY-TELECOMMUNICATIONS-COMPANY-SAMSUNG-RECALLCommentary

    Why the Supreme Court Could Be Samsung’s Saving Grace

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  • Google Opens New Berlin OfficeCommentary

    What Google Can Learn From Microsoft’s Antitrust Problems

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  • Netflix headquarters in Los Gatos, Calif.Commentary

    Netflix Video ‘Throttling’ May Be Annoying But Is Totally Legal

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  • Time Warner Ride Along As Profit Estimates And Ad Revenue IncreasesCommentary

    Why a Charter-Time Warner Cable Merger Won’t Actually Kill Cable Companies

    By Nicholas Economides and Bethany Cianciolo
  • Sens. Markey, Booker, Franken, And Sanders Discuss Net NeutralityCommentary

    Like It or Not, The FCC’s Net Neutrality Rules Are Here to Stay

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  • Reaction As Greece Imposes Capital ControlCommentary

    Only divine intervention can end this Greek tragedy

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  • captionA large Greek flag flies outside the Greek ParliamentCommentary

    At this point, only a miracle can save Greece from disaster

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  • Sens. Markey, Booker, Franken, And Sanders Discuss Net NeutralityCommentary

    How the protections of net neutrality could create the next Google

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