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Thanks very much. That's disheartening, but I suppose it makes sense if they thought they could just be selectively one-upped by the cable companies in every a

by ericd 16y ago

Thanks very much. That's disheartening, but I suppose it makes sense if they thought they could just be selectively one-upped by the cable companies in every area they entered. That the cable companies are basically holding areas hostage that way is a pretty good argument for public internet infrastructure, though.

RP_Joe 16y ago
The telcos have been charging for over 20 years to upgrade their system. Its a scandal. http://www.newnetworks.com/roadmap.html http://www.newnetworks.com/roadmap.html