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MichaelHutchensa lot of execs talk about "convergence" and "globalization", I don't really know what these mean though

You are retarded.

To the OP, don't ask a question about the markets. Best case, it isn't retarded and you don't hurt yourself. I give you a 1/10 chance of this. 9/10, you sound retarded or, even if you don't, you piss off a guy who just wants to take a few moments and chill with a guy who he'd like to help, but is instead asking him annoying reporter-like questions.

 

Re: Drexelalum

Not necessarily, some people like to pontificate about the industry to someone who really doesn't have a clue about it.

Some possible questions could be: - kind of dated but, why did the AOL/TimeWarner merger not really work out as planned? (kind of obvious answer, but let them 'enlighten' you) - has the current economic crisis in any way changed the TMT business model

 
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Marcus_HalberstramRe: Drexelalum

Not necessarily, some people like to pontificate about the industry to someone who really doesn't have a clue about it.

Some possible questions could be: - kind of dated but, why did the AOL/TimeWarner merger not really work out as planned? (kind of obvious answer, but let them 'enlighten' you) - has the current economic crisis in any way changed the TMT business model

Like I said though, I just don't see the risk/reward equation balancing. If it seems like the conversation is going that way, then I guess you can go for it, but I wouldn't suggest coming in with questions blazing. If you do ask the AOL question, you could probably ask about the spin-off as well, as that would make it more timely.

 

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