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It's a short interview: the moment the interviewer uses the word 'monopoly', Rogers employee #2 jumps into the interview to end the call. I assume the timing o
by thomassmith65 4y ago
It's a short interview: the moment the interviewer uses the word 'monopoly', Rogers employee #2 jumps into the interview to end the call.
I assume the timing of that exit was an accident, but only because it's such an obvious 'bad look' for Rogers.
- dredmorbius 4y agoThat would have been useful to point out in a comennt. After determining what the inteview date was, I'd assumed that there was no further information. HN doesn't permit editorialising titles, but you can submit a comment with your link submission. It won't be privileged (that is, has no special priority), but as the first comment on the post will tend to influence subsequent discussion. The refusal to address monopoly status or mergers, and the interruption of the PR flak is notable. Thanks for pointing that out.