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To: Walt Deemer who wrote (31082)11/2/1998 8:26:00 AM
From: JW@KSC  Read Replies (2) of 31386
 
HIGH-SPEED ASDL ACCESS GETS CHEAPER RATE FROM FCC
According to the Wall Street Journal, the Federal
Communications Commission has ruled advanced
digital subscriber line (ADSL) service should be
classified as interstate long-distance rather than local
service. This ruling makes the Regional Bell Operating
Companies (RBOCs) none too happy. The designation
would make it unnecessary to compensate the RBOCs
for completing ASDL Internet calls (the so-called local
access fee). The RBOCs say long-distance
compensation rules were never meant for Internet
access. They're afraid cash will migrate to new local
phone companies such as Intermedia Communications.
The situation has so infuriated the RBOCs that they have
reportedly resorted to withholding compensation from the
new local phone companies. Our take: We want cheaper,
faster Internet
access now. Even at the expense of the big phone
companies. This new rulings brings us closer.
zdnet.com

Thanks Walt!
JW@KSC
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