| Hmm The funny thing is that verizon is doing their fttp backwards. The areas that need it and will have the most people subscribe to it are being done last.
Also On Long Island with Cablevision they will have more of a fight and won't be as easy to win customers over as it is in states with time warner and charter. On long island the speeds are about the same and once cabelvision dumps analog they will have more bandwidth to add more channels. we already have services like looking for a car on your tv and looking for a house on your tv.
Why go into a market where you will have less success? Shouldn't they be doing the parts of the country that they will have the least resistance first ? |
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| Yeah I was wondering about this I mean one block in Mannhattan will probably bring Verizon more revenue than these smaller towns. I wonder what they do about the 32 person per node thing though because in buildings it is different. Do they install several nodes per building? |
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