boontobust
@verizon.net
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in much of the country it unfortunately doesn't make economic sense for FTTP, DOCSIS 3.0 to the home with triple play and wireless, so less ambitious deployments settle into less competition amongst providers.
although I think those numbers about deployment are wrong.. (Verizon will overlap more of the cable footprint than projected) announced projections will sharply contrast with reality on the ground five years from now.. and who knows what the regulatory environment will be.. much less to say which companies will be left standing.. or what technologies will be at consumer's finger tips, need we go on to speculate what pricing will be? |
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Karl Bode
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much less to say which companies will be left standing..
I boldly predict that AT&T, Comcast and Verizon won't be scrounging dumpsters for their dinner in 2012. In fact I will go so far as to predict executives for those particular companies will be able to buy very nice boats. I know, it's a bold prediction, but I feel confident. |
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Time4aNAP
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join:2007-04-09
Des Plaines, IL
 ·Speakeasy
 ·Comcast
| said by Karl Bode  :I boldly predict that AT&T, Comcast and Verizon won't be scrounging dumpsters for their dinner in 2012. Do you mean their top executives and largest shareholders, or everyone down to the least-paid employees? I wouldn't be so sure about those at the lower end of the org. chart. |
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Yauch
join:2005-06-24 | Yes, because their Union reps have done a terrible job so far. Keeping them in the upper middle class of our society will surely end with most of their employees living in a refrigerator box, eating from dumpsters. |
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