Dear Editor,
I see Mark Wignall totally missed the point again in his Sunday column titled 'I welcome the Cable and Wireless acquisition of Flow'.
Wignall seemingly welcomes inevitable widespread job loss as the company seeks to save.
Wignall welcomes two companies coming together to have a near vice grip on the cable, fixed and broadband market to the almost certain detriment of pricing, service and technical advance.
Wignall welcomes greater power for a company that treated its customers with disdain when last it ruled the market?
Wignall welcomes greater power for a company that has just last week been exposed by Edward Snowden as helping the UK to spy on innocent Internet users the world over.
Worrying indeed. I think Wignall may be removed from reality.
This acquisition does not produce a level playing field, but a slippery slope. Rigorous oversight and scrutiny are needed here.
Glenford Warner
Anchovy, St James
warnerglenford@gmail.com
Wignall's weird welcome
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I see Mark Wignall totally missed the point again in his Sunday column titled 'I welcome the Cable and Wireless acquisition of Flow'.
Wignall seemingly welcomes inevitable widespread job loss as the company seeks to save.
Wignall welcomes two companies coming together to have a near vice grip on the cable, fixed and broadband market to the almost certain detriment of pricing, service and technical advance.
Wignall welcomes greater power for a company that treated its customers with disdain when last it ruled the market?
Wignall welcomes greater power for a company that has just last week been exposed by Edward Snowden as helping the UK to spy on innocent Internet users the world over.
Worrying indeed. I think Wignall may be removed from reality.
This acquisition does not produce a level playing field, but a slippery slope. Rigorous oversight and scrutiny are needed here.
Glenford Warner
Anchovy, St James
warnerglenford@gmail.com
Wignall's weird welcome
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