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The Duopoly,teristics in order to favour small shareholders after high dividends. Three events in particular stand out: the reinforcement of a new majority on the Electric’s board; the merger between the Magnetic and the British leading to the birth of an alternative group; the duopoly created between the Electric/British & Irish.

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The Origins of the Telegraph Service,t the telegraph service really began to move. Why was it so long in the making? Why was there a ten-year gap between the patent and the establishment of the first commercial company? Why did another fourteen years go by before the public began to make any significant use of it?

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Nationalization,ising speed with which the project was realized was due basically to two facts. Firstly, customer dissatisfaction was by then well entrenched and rising rapidly with the strengthening of the oligopoly. Secondly, the opposition of the telegraph companies and the railroads gave way at once, as they were all open to financial negotiations.

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Introduction,new technology offered by some innovative entrepreneurs, thus initiating the dynamic development and spread of British telegraphy. Many studies describe the origins of the service, others the players, while still others take into consideration telegraphs over the long term in Britain. This monograph

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From Monopoly to Free Competition,he existence of four companies (1855). New arrivals were always interpreted as a direct challenge to the Electric, by the company itself, the often-hostile press and complaining clients. Following the classic strategy of latecomers, the new telegraph companies tried to enter the market by inserting