duopoly

Until something like that happens, the duopoly is the state of the world, no matter how much Ralph Nader bangs his little fists.

Matthew Yglesias » After Bush 2007

The party duopoly is really only a late 19th and early 20th century phenomenon.

Matthew Yglesias » Why Two Parties? 2009

Anyway this convenient duopoly is the making of an inherently corrupt and duplicitous crooks called our politicians and elected officials.

Comcast Is Now 3rd Largest U.S. Phone Company* 2009

Then, I begin to look outside my window, to merge with another provider, to lower my cost, my backhaul expense (via volume purchase agreements), base station expense (through standardization) and viola, a duopoly is born.

How Neutral Should Wireless Networks Be? 2009

But the solution to a monopoly or duopoly is competition.

Why I want the Evslins as neighbors « BuzzMachine 2006

And that's why it doesn't matter which of the duopoly is currently in charge.

warnings 2005

The final word in this alphabet soup is that just two companies -- the new AT&T and Verizon, a "duopoly" -- would control almost all of the local residential wireline service, most of the long-distance telephone service, most of the cellphone and other wireless service, and most of the DSL wires -- as used by competitors to carry Internet phone calls and broadband TV -- across the USA.

One Less Bell to Answer 2006

A duopoly is a situation where one person or other entity owns two TV stations in the same broadcasting market.

Marvin Kitman: When Lap Dogs Roar 2008

A duopoly is the practice of owning two stations in the same market.

Marvin Kitman: Hello, Sweetheart, Get Me Rewrite 2008

This is part of the genius of the Democrap-Republicrook two-party duopoly, which is no more than a plutocratic political partnership to maintain the corpocracy and prevent the non-wealthy 80 percent of the population from taking the power that is theirs.

When Winning Is Losing - Democraps Are A Political Placebo 2006