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Original Articles

Strategic Bundling of Telecommunications Services: Triple-Play Strategies in The Cable TV and Telephone Industries

Sylvia M. Chan-OlmstedUniversity of Florida
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Miao GuoUniversity of Florida
Pages 63-81 | Published online: 16 Mar 2015

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