Hi Alex,
I failed to mention in my previous post that AT&T is also waiting for the IPTV
software fixes from MSFT and others, IN ADDITION to its copper handicap at the
present time.
No argument w.r.t.:
"The jury is still *way* out what is the right way. ADSL2 is enough
capacity to give you video.
On Fri, 13 Jan 2006, Frank Coluccio wrote:
> As for Verizon going bankrupt, that's another discussion, possibly
> another several discussions, entirely. If the consumer wireline side
> ever did become distressed due to the misadventures of FiOS, then you
> might see something occurring similar to
Further to my point of earler today about BT of the UK loosening its control of
the local loop, this article addresses the inauguration of newly formed
OpenReach.
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BT cuts ribbon on new Openreach biz
Warm white wine and canapes all round
By Tim Richardson Wednesday 11th January 2006
The
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Date: January 13, 2006 1:51:47 PM EST
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Subject: ISOC-NY Monthly Membership Meeting
Please forward as appropriate. Thanks!
David
The Internet Society of New York meets every month on the third
Thu
Editorial: The Fight the Bells Will Lose
If the Bells block google and other content providers, they will find
that regular, decent ISPs gain as the RBOCs are finally forced to pay
for their latest abuse of monopoly power after years in which they
got away with everything.
http://www.isp-pl
Frank,
Thank you for the intelligent, real world points you brought up.
Jim
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