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To: Educator who wrote (18054)	12/19/1999 1:16:00 AM
From: E. Davies	Respond to of 29970

but I wonder how things are going in Europe, Asia, etc.? I just recently read that users are now going online in Australia. The rest of the world (besides the Netherlands) is still under construction. Eric

To: Educator who wrote (18054)	12/19/1999 2:26:00 AM
From: JayPC	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 29970

Speaking of Canada, Cable, and "open access", after saying I hadn't heard any rumblings.. well now I have. ISPs stalled on reselling high-speed cable Delay by cable firms nationalpost.com Some industry watchers have suggested a 25% discount to even the lowest price won't offer third parties a big enough margin to justify reselling high-speed access. But she said term sheets that spell out pricing and technical set-up* were sent to those who had expressed interest in dealing with Rogers -- about 20 Internet services providers -- on Wednesday.* Frank, I'm sure those words in bold caught your eye. I'm going to call Jan Innes on Monday to see if I can get a copy of the set-up. If I'm successful, I will post it on my webspace. More on Shaw Cable's annual meeting I talked about a few weeks ago: Shaw spends $100M on Internet system nationalpost.com Shaw justified the increased spending on its Internet network by saying it believes penetration levels of 30% to 40% are achievable in the next few years. At the end of September, Shaw had more than 147,000 customers on its @Home Internet service. Regards Jay