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Technology Stocks : LAST MILE TECHNOLOGIES - Let's Discuss Them Here

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To: elmatador who wrote (10930)4/12/2001 10:56:40 AM
From: MikeM54321   of 12823
 
"Meanwhile, as the CLEC threat diminishes, the Baby Bells are reducing spending on their own broadband and digital services. Chalk up another victory for them."

elmatador- ?XX!! It should say chalk up a victory to the ineptitude of the FCC. It's their bumbling ideas to, "create competition by regulation," that killed the FCC created CLECs. The ILEC's had an easy time killing CLECs because no amount of regulation can cover (literally) how to use the bathroom in an ILEC CO! What a disaster.

And just think, the 50 year old cable plant was sitting right there perfectly poised to do battle with the CLECs and the ?XX!! FCC (led by Clinton appointed Kennard) gave them hell every step of the way until Mike Armstrong (ATT CEO) through in the towel.

My question is, when will the battle begin once again? Within weeks of Powell being appointed, the cable ownership caps rule was lifted. A very positive sign! Will that be enough to make Armstrong rethink the idiotic plan of breaking up ATT long distance from the cable plant? I hope so. -MikeM(From Florida)

FCC federal branch that stifles ILEC competition
CLEC business created by FCC to battle giant local phone company
ILEC giant phone company. Three control 100 million homes in USA
CO the physical bunkers owned by ILEC that kept CLECs away
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