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To: CarrotAndStick
I think you're probably right.
Owning the "Pipe" into the homes is key, and the telecoms already have the poles, the Easements, and a twisted pair.
I've read that Verizon is already involved in a "Fiber to the Curb" initiative.
The best thing about this whole discussion is pretty much everyone agrees who the losers will be: newspapers, "weekly news" magazines (why in the Hell would I buy one of these when I boot the confuser, er, computer before I get the paper?), record companies, Hollywood not to mention other assorted liberals.
Sweet.
14 posted on 03/21/2007 3:40:38 AM PDT by mikeybaby (long time lurker)
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To: mikeybaby

Your points are valid too. Cable isn't worth the money it costs, and newspapers are probably bought by the majority out of habit. Lol!

Somehow, I fear an opposition to wireless broadband coming from the telecom giants. Any way one looks at it, they are in for a major re-shaping.


15 posted on 03/21/2007 3:46:45 AM PDT by CarrotAndStick (The articles posted by me needn't necessarily reflect my opinion.)
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