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<description><![CDATA[<A HREF="/useremail/u/0"><b>anon</b></A> : quote: "telecoms reluctant to deploy DSL because it will hurt their business of renting fiber optic lines."<br><br>This is a good example of overselling.<br><br>Anyone that would swap an optical carrier for a digital subscriber line obviously didn't need the incredible bandwidth (100's of times what the dsl could carry) of an optical carrier to start with.<br><br>That's the problem with the phone companies though, every cup is half empty instead of half full.<br><br>Those that need optical will go with optical. Very few that don't need it will opt for it if the price is very high.<br><br>Business class DSL is an excellent idea, and appeals to everyone. The CLEC's get to charge several hundred dollars a month for a single TP that can carry T1 speeds (or greater) to nearby business accounts without the rules governing T1 service (response timeframe, etc).<br><br>It's the tiered vs one-size-fits-all business model. Either way they may make the same amount of money, but the first way they get greater mindshare and market penetration (which I thought every company wants)<br><br>How dense can an industry be?<br><br>(rantings of an idiot, please forgive)]]></description>
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