Gambling for investors. Sorenson's $735 million crap shoot
It seems Sorensons "scare tactics" of bankruptcy are not without merit. For the Deaf and interpreters that were the targeted fall guys of the "look here, not there", the sleight-of-hand trickery now goes to the FCC who mandated cost data and have prompted Sorenson to comply and have resulted in boxes of out-dated and meaningless data...or is the January "hedge-fund" transaction for $735 million buried somewhere in the pile, the underlying basis behind the "flat rate $5.95 per minute - 5 year deal" ?
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It seems Sorensons "scare tactics" of bankruptcy are not without merit. For the Deaf and interpreters that were the targeted fall guys of the "look here, not there", the sleight-of-hand trickery now goes to the FCC who mandated cost data and have prompted Sorenson to comply and have resulted in boxes of out-dated and meaningless data...or is the January "hedge-fund" transaction for $735 million buried somewhere in the pile, the underlying basis behind the "flat rate $5.95 per minute - 5 year deal" ?
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A video interpreter and a CODA with lifelong ties with the Deaf, Doyle has been keeping the pulse on the Deaf, interpreters and their relationship with attention to the politics that can both help and compromise its development.
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