Paris Sewers and Fiber Deployment > Not really

reply to mrchris

Re: Not really

Think he's talking bout this:

»www.washtimes.com/world/20061011···275r.htm

This idea gets some press every 6 months or so. The vendors quickly realize its MUCH easier to forge your own conduit -- than to attempt fiber breakouts every 75 to 100 feet from an existing, active sewer or gas line (works OK for longer point-to-point runs though)
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reply to sancraig
Considering I know a lot of ppl in the area, and that I watch the local news every once in a while, I can tell you the whole article is a load of crap.

There has been 3 incidents (Tarterets, Mureaux, and a 3rd cité I forgot the name of) documented in the past 2 months, and nowhere near the 14 officers injured daily by stoning or molotov cocktails.

And aside from that, as others said, your post has nothing to do on broadband reports.
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