Brandon Yes exactly folks will so it when it's right for them. Rolling out a mass market broadband service has to work with no issues - there is no way of rolling things out that dont work I am afraid.
Cheers, Neil -- Neil J. McRae -- Alive and Kicking. n...@domino.org<mailto:n...@domino.org> On Thu, Sep 4, 2014 at 8:15 AM -0700, "Brandon Butterworth" <bran...@bogons.net<mailto:bran...@bogons.net>> wrote: >> the task force approach of just banging the drum, handing out >> a few sarnies and a flyer isn't going to make it happen. > I agree, and that?s not what the UK Council will do. Rather, the > aim is to make it more like - for example - the Swiss and Belgian > Councils, which are more about sharing experiences from those > planning and doing There's a hand full of residential ISPs in the UK, they will do it when they want sarnies or not. They may do it sooner if there's some fat subsidies up for grabs and that's the only way a government body can really change anything > There are certainly still emerging issues such as the recent > ones seen with IPv6 and gmail. There will be things to fix, that's not bad, it's just reality of doing new stuff brandon
