https://www.fierce-network.com/broadband/optimum-moves-protect-eastern-assets-debt-standoff-drags
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@p5 these aren’t the wayward ways of Cablevision. None of the decisions made have any relation to how Cablevision operated. Pretty much no one from Cablevision left. These are the actions of the greedy people Altice brought in to run both companies.
@OP SDL was profitable and running smoth until the wayward ways of Cablevision were implemented along with NOC being closed in TX and moved to NY. Please let the speculators be correct and the company be on the market and it picked up by a legitimate MSO operator that knows how to run a company
@b2+ The only reason PD bought the Suddenlink markets was to get his foot in the door in the United States. He had gone after the bigger companies in the past but was never able to make the deal. I’m surprised he kept the SL markets after the Cable Vision acquisition.
If we’re being honest, the suddenlink footprint is not desirable. It makes sense to separate the lucrative assets in Cablevision footprint to protect them. This will bring investors back to the table since the west footprint is still in play yet let’s face it, it’s hot garbage.
3 card Monty