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LAST MILE TECHNOLOGIES - Let's Discuss Them Here

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10948	<i>Early statements from these companies indicate that they will to forwar	eik	-	4/14/2001
10947	Fixed wireless broadband is at the stage that microprocessor led PCs were 20 yea	Rob S.	-	4/14/2001
10946	Mike, your point about the rights of way are well taken. The power companies del	Frank A. Coluccio	-	4/13/2001
10945	AT&T DSL plans get snagged in cable Message 15658665	elmatador	-	4/13/2001
10944	<i>"the same argument you used for FTTH could have been used against	MikeM54321	-	4/13/2001
10943	Mike, the same argument you used for FTTH could have been used against Qwest, MF	Frank A. Coluccio	-	4/12/2001
10942	<i>"Which probably translates to the cm camp having to undergo anothe	MikeM54321	-	4/12/2001
10941	Maybe so, but the solutions you alluded to have their own inherent constraints,	Frank A. Coluccio	-	4/12/2001
10940	<i>"Ma Bell never "broke up," as you say."</i>	MikeM54321	-	4/12/2001
10939	High-speed modem's flaw can let hackers in Thursday, April 12, 2001 THE AS	Frank A. Coluccio	-	4/12/2001
10938	Ma Bell never "broke up," as you say. They simply reorganized through	Frank A. Coluccio	-	4/12/2001
10937	A Bell win is a consumer loss. It is bad for the overall state of the US econo	elmatador	-	4/12/2001
10936	Mike, if you think about it it makes a lot of sense. Most CLECs attempted to go	Frank A. Coluccio	-	4/12/2001
10935	Frank- I agree. All the Bells did was hit the softball out of the park. What wer	MikeM54321	-	4/12/2001
10934	"The Bells must take their share of blame for this." And then, "	Frank A. Coluccio	-	4/12/2001
10933	<i>"....it would really revive a pretty big portion of tech-land if G	MikeM54321	-	4/12/2001
10932	<i>"Meanwhile, as the CLEC threat diminishes, the Baby Bells are redu	MikeM54321	-	4/12/2001
10931	<i>Isn't this a positive development considering all the troubles in G	slacker711	-	4/12/2001
10930	"Baby Bells are reducing spending on their own broadband and digital servic	elmatador	-	4/12/2001
10929	Hi Mike, The Rogers Wireless CC has a good discussion of GPRS uptake biz.ya	Peter Ecclesine	-	4/12/2001
10928	<i>"they have shipped a total of 180,000 handsets with 90,000 coming	MikeM54321	-	4/12/2001
10927	And then, I guess it is true that CDMA started out well behind, before. EOM Da	Dan B.	-	4/11/2001
10926	Frank, I think that's still part of cabletron in the Aprisma subsidiary. See	frankw1900	-	4/11/2001
10925	Hi Frank. Thanks for those words. I've read a number of Riverstone's w	Frank A. Coluccio	-	4/11/2001
10924	I've been following this thread and the FC thread for last couple of years.	frankw1900	-	4/11/2001

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