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| "One major exception is that BT will give competitors wholesale access to the network, something AT&T and Verizon have yet to do." Yeah right!!
That will never happen, and if it's forced, it will be the same circus act that the T-Com act of '96 brought to us.
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| said by S_engineer:That will never happen, and if it's forced, it will be the same circus act that the T-Com act of '96 brought to us. Unless it has teeth, which the TA1996 Act didn't.
Of course, with our lobbyist/Washington DC situation, it's not going to happen. Back to your point #1.
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