tsu9
join:2001-08-17
Wheeling, IL
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Re: Clue Truck coming down the road...
True, but the new subs are, nonetheless, still coming in.
Either way, the use is due to progress (for all), rather than a specific scapegoatted minority. Cost of business and all that.
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RayW
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Layton, UT
clubs: | Was not AT&T the one that said if you want to serve his customers, you will have to pay extra? Or was that another telco?
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Matt
Gone playing Dragon Age Origins
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Jamestown, NC
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1 edit | said by RayW  :Was not AT&T the one that said if you want to serve his customers, you will have to pay extra? Or was that another telco? So AT&T wants to be paid for the following:
1) The DSL users who pay AT&T.
2) The Data Center or Content Provider who buys OC-VeryFast from AT&T.
3) The Content Provider who pays AT&T for prioritization to the DSL customer.
4) The people AT&T has peering agreements with because more data is moving across their network.
Wow. I wish mine were that big. |
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pcnetworx1
join:2005-09-21
Bethel Park, PA | No you don't. If you had ATT's, you couldn't walk!  |
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KrK
Heavy Artillery For The Little Guy
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Tulsa, OK
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said by Matt :So AT&T wants to be paid for the following: 1) The DSL users who pay AT&T. 2) The Data Center or Content Provider who buys OC-VeryFast from AT&T. 3) The Content Provider who pays AT&T for prioritization to the DSL customer. 4) The people AT&T has peering agreements with because more data is moving across their network. I think you could just summarize it like this:
So AT&T wants to be paid by the following:
1) Every single human being on earth
.... unless they are AT&T Management.
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