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To: steve s who wrote (14064)	11/17/1998 7:29:00 AM
From: riposte	Respond to of 21342

Can't get enough DSL From Network Fusion: Can't get enough DSL Early implementers tout the easy installation and attractive pricing of digital subscriber line service - when they can get it. By Susan Breidenbach Network World, 11/16/98 Early digital subscriber line (DSL) adopters, for the most part, give the service top marks, but they have one complaint: DSL needs to be more widely available. According to telecom consulting firm TeleChoice, only about 825 of the 32,500 central and remote telephone company offices in the U.S. offer DSL; that's about 2.5%. The 825 central offices represent 20 million subscriber lines, but not all of them have been - or in some cases even can be - conditioned for DSL. [REMAINING TEXT DELETED] FULL TEXT @ nwfusion.com

To: steve s who wrote (14064)	11/17/1998 7:35:00 AM
From: riposte	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 21342

RBOCs vow 1999 will be DSL's year More from Network World... By Tim Greene Network World, 08/17/98 Long berated as foot draggers in the race to offer high-speed digital subscriber line services, the big regional phone companies are making noises that 1999 will be the year for DSL. Here's what you can expect from the RBOCs next year: BellSouth will offer DSL that is faster than T-1 but slower than T-3. The offering will come with guaranteed quality of service for ATM over DSL. Bell Atlantic will launch DSL services that boast various servjust going point to point. US WEST will be able to support more customers with its Megabit service. [REMAINING TEXT DELETED] FULL TEXT @ nwfusion.com