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To: Frank A. Coluccio who wrote (1012)5/24/1999 11:28:00 PM
From: quidditch  Read Replies (1) of 15615
 
Frank: Some confirmation for your views, and a URL::NEW ENTRANTS MUST MOVE QUICKLY TO CAPTURE DARK FIBRE
A survey of Dark Fibre availability and pricing in Europe conducted over the past three months by Phillips Tarifica Ltd, the London-based telecommunications consultancy, offers some hope for new market entrants, providing they move swiftly.
The survey confirms that Dark Fibre is strategically important to companies planning pan-European operations, but that current availability is limited largely because a significant proportion is now controlled by entities within operating groups associated with BT. However the report identifies where new opportunities are arising in Europe, owning companies and pricing levels, and suggests forward
strategies for network growth.
Pricing too revealed the advantages of owning Dark Fibre. On one route from Paris to Frankfurt for example, the report reveals a differential of more than 500:1 between the retail and Dark Fibre price per fibre kilometre.
May be able to post URL. Regards. Steven

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