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Re: I buy the pop density equation said by iansltx:Or rather, you don't see rural customers signing a petition saying "We'll all get $120 triple play packages if you'll pring fiber at 10 Mbps down, 5 Mbps up out to us." It's not JUST RURAL areas that are at issue. Smaller towns and cities that are larger than rural areas but not as populated as New York or LA and suburbs outside larger cities are in a relatively similar boat.
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iansltx
join:2007-02-19
Golden, CO
kudos:2 | Seems like suburbia in Verizon territory is getting wired for FiOS pretty quickly. However when you've got a backward ILEC fiber-wise (AT&T or Qwest) you're rather hosed. |
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| said by iansltx:Seems like suburbia in Verizon territory is getting wired for FiOS pretty quickly. However when you've got a backward ILEC fiber-wise (AT&T or Qwest) you're rather hosed. Only companies in this area: AT&T and Local Cable co (local cable co, less than a mile from here is TW territory)
Less than a mile from here, only internet co: Cable co (Telco AT&T does not offer DSL that far from main roads).
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