Yes, but for telephone networks the network is indistinguishable from the product. Now we’ve got the internet, which allows you to address an IP anywhere in the

Yes, but for telephone networks the network is indistinguishable from the product. Now we’ve got the internet, which allows you to address an IP anywhere in the world whatever its ISP and above that we have services. I’d argue that its a better situation to be in, whatever the competitive issues that arise (eg, see the digital markets act).