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    Would Cablevision executives and owners Charles and James Dolan accept an offer? "The Bancroft family said they weren't interested in selling Dow Jones, either ... I guess there's a price for everything. When you get backed into a corner like this, you're forced to take some action." Do other analysts agree? Full Article at Malaysia Sun
    The Bancroft family said they weren't interested in selling Dow Jones, either ... I guess there's a price for everything. When you get backed into a corner like this, you're forced to take some action.
    SOURCE: Malaysia Sun 25 months ago
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  1. They've said it for years, and you guys have written about it probably 50 times, so I'm not going to comment
    – Richard Greenfield SOURCE: Malaysia Sun 25 months ago
  2. While geography is certainly important, it is not the sole arbiter of what we do because it has to make financial sense ... Financials are as important as geography.
    SOURCE: Malaysia Sun 25 months ago
  3. Effectively, Time Warner has been in the Northeast and particularly the metropolitan region for a long, long time ... This is a hand-in-glove fit in terms of Time Warner's chance to capture a part of the market they've coveted for a while.
    SOURCE: Malaysia Sun 25 months ago

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