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But they all buy the ADSL access from BT and are basically just billing operations - if BT chooses to implement a pay per content they will have to pass that on
by loikujhygthj 16y ago
But they all buy the ADSL access from BT and are basically just billing operations - if BT chooses to implement a pay per content they will have to pass that on.
If you have a cable connection then it's probably owned by Sky (murdoch) already.
- DrJokepu 16y agoThat's not quite true - all they buy from BT is the "last mile" between the telephone exchange and the customer end point. Everything else is on the ISP's own (or rented) infrastructure.
- loikujhygthj 16y agoTrue, all they rely on BT for is the bit that's completely impossible for them to get anywhere else or duplicate.
- loikujhygthj 16y agoTrue, all they rely on BT for is the bit that's completely impossible for them to get anywhere else or duplicate.
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- electromagnetic 16y agoActually they're completely free to create their own last-mile connections, most simply choose not to and try to irk out their living being the middle man.
- axod 16y agoIncorrect. Many of them, do buy the ADSL access from BT. But many of the only use BT for them exchange->house portion, and install their own equipment in exchanges. (Local loop unbundling).