duopoly

I expect Apple would much prefer iOS to have a duopoly with WP7 than with Android.

I hope it works out for them: we could really do with an open competitor to the Google/Apple duopoly.

Windows phone has been critically acclaimed but that hasn't really made much dent on the IPhone/Android duopoly.

If you want change that the duopoly does not offer then you must vote your conscience even if it means that this "greater evil" person will win.

It seems to me, given the local monopoly or duopoly that the vast majority of ISPs enjoy, that this is an obvious move.

The FCC says: "okay, you get a duopoly in Chicago, but you have to build out service to Belleville, IL."The taxi regulations operate much in the same way.

"We can't have a situation in which the corporate duopoly dictates the future of the internet and that's why I'm supporting what is called net neutrality.

My objection is that we have a non-monopoly browser market, not even a duopoly, with pretty good open-standards innovation.

Canada is far less dense than even the United States and internet access is controlled by a duopoly, which is a bad combination for competition or affordable access.

In a free market, net neutrality is certainly something to oppose, but in the world we live in it's necessary to counteract the government granted duopoly held by Verizon/Cable.

However, in a cartel situation where there's no threat of duopoly or oligopoly, there's more incentive to join the cartel than there is to attempt to disband the central monopoly that's essentially controlling the cartel.