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To: justone who wrote (9059)11/3/2000 2:48:25 PM
From: Raymond Duray  Respond to of 12823
 
Hi justone,

I'd think that the T Boulder experiment is simply an attempt to placate Kennard and Boulder itself. I recall a few years ago when the City of Boulder stripped Viacom of its operating license in the city because of the cableco's high handed approach to service provision and cost. It's a city with attitude that gets special respect....

-Ray



To: justone who wrote (9059)11/20/2000 2:31:43 PM
From: MikeM54321  Respond to of 12823
 
"Why is ATT spending 20 million for an open access trial?"

justone- That's an easy one. ATT does not want to divest any of it's cable TV properties. The ownership cap rules need to be modified. So T will most likely use the open access issue as a bargaining chip. T has already filed suit to remove the ownership cap rule. IMO, they should be lifted. With so much competition today, the rule is not needed anymore. -MikeM(From Florida)


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