Second-to-second shot: telecom restructuring

Second-to-second shot: telecom restructuring

Telecom has finally reorganized again. Some people are excited, some are sad, some are angry, and more may be the same as me-it doesn't matter.

I know that in the foreseeable future, I will still use the mobile phone service provided by China Mobile, and the Internet service provided by China Netcom (China Unicom after the restructuring) will be the same if the restructuring is not the same,How can we get angry? How can we get depressed?.

I also know that the reorganization is for 3 GB. What is 3G? In addition to video phones and mobile CCTV, 3G is mainly a value 450 billion RMB This is a feast for telecom equipment manufacturers. Xiang Ligang said, restructured telecom consumers will become the final beneficiaries . To be honest, I disagree. I need more convenient and cheaper mobile broadband, but I also know that, you have to pay more for it. many Internet companies engaged in 3G business may feel the opportunity has finally come. However, I have always felt that it is more risky to pin my hopes on telecom operators than to give them eggs to elephants for safekeeping. Thanks to the operators, the first generation of internet startups in China-the early ISP companies were all defeated. Thanks to the operators, SP experienced great sadness, and it just took a few years to flourish. Now, almost all carriers want to exert more control over the Internet to turn the Internet into a feature that is a gift from operators. network neutral we cannot talk about it here.

There will be various reasons for each Telecom restructuring. some hope that the value of state-owned assets will be maintained and increased, some hope that equipment upgrades will drive industrial development, and some hope to bring new investment opportunities. But the absurd thing is that the three new telecom giants are bothSASAC. This can also explain why every restructuring is not based on the interests of consumers.

Original article: http://blog.donews.com/keso/archive/2008/06/03/1302837.aspx