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To: AC Flyer who wrote (17812)	4/4/2002 10:28:01 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 74559

Thanks. I haven't looked to it under this perspective and that's why I like to be part of BBR: lower my level of ignorance. If this is the status of things, now I am sure telecoms infrastructure will not pick any time soon.

To: AC Flyer who wrote (17812)	4/4/2002 12:41:52 PM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 74559

I knew I had come across this information but it took me a couple of hours to find it: "...excess capacity does not simply evaporate when the companies that built it disappear, says Mr Flannery. "Other people can operate those assets. They're not just going away." QUOTE from: Too much fibre to digest Telecommunications companies that invested heavily in optical networks are paying the price, says Richard Waters Published: June 28 2001 19:00GMT \| Last Updated: June 28 2001 19:39GMT