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11373Hi, elmat - Thanks for the post. Let's hope that the 3G mess gets sorted outaxial-6/11/2001
11372Think thin and crispy Jun 7th 2001 From The Economist print edition How much celmatador-6/11/2001
11371Ray touches a very -if not the most- important point about deploying a technologelmatador-6/11/2001
11370The day Elmat discover ADSL was going to die I wrote to that guy who publishes elmatador-6/11/2001
11369Hi Rob, I agree with you about DSL. From everything I've read it is merelyRaymond Duray-6/10/2001
11368I see DSL as a stop-gap solution that will not be satisfactory ten years from noRob S.-6/10/2001
11367L-Mode ( For Lady, Living, Local) - and The Pill Comes to the Islands, Finally..Raymond Duray-6/9/2001
11366Re: Broadband Stats North America - 119,000 Additional per Week Thread- Some deMikeM54321-6/9/2001
11365Hi Jeff, Very good point about the selling channel. I hadn't gotten quite Raymond Duray-6/9/2001
11364Raymond, I agree with you and want to add that if a DSL modem maker doesn'tJeff Hayden-6/9/2001
11363ZO, If I can jump in here, you asked: <i>Are you suggesting that ThomsonRaymond Duray-6/9/2001
11362re:DSL death is slow: Alcatel and 3Com to exit consumer DSL markets Thomson bougzbyslaw owczarczyk-6/8/2001
11361<i>"Actually the demise of the CLECs was due to the local phone monopMikeM54321-6/8/2001
11360<i>"I can't see how you can reconcile yourself to allowing for a MikeM54321-6/8/2001
11359Hi Jeff, <i>Actually, I think Nacchio is the sharpest bandwidth providerRaymond Duray-6/8/2001
11358<i>Every scrap of evidence I have suggests that they are loathe to installJeff Hayden-6/8/2001
11357Hi Mike, Yeah, the Internet and Industrial Revolution piece. It is interestingRaymond Duray-6/8/2001
11356Actually the demise of the CLECs was due to the local phone monopolies (ILECs) gJeff Hayden-6/8/2001
11355Ray- I don't know the specifics. I just read some general rollups in some ofMikeM54321-6/8/2001
11354Legislative Agendas and Corporate Welfare Initiatives Hi Mike, I'm very cRaymond Duray-6/8/2001
11353What's happening in the Denver area is that Qwest (the local ILEC) is pushinJeff Hayden-6/8/2001
11352No, as usual, I have told you all i know.willcousa-6/8/2001
11351Hey willcousa, You seem pretty close to the MMDS action. Sprint and Worldcom hDexter Lives On-6/8/2001
11350The Sprint system is operative in Chicago, is getting a 30 mile range, and in newillcousa-6/8/2001
11349Ray- Thanks for posting the article. For Alcatel it makes a great deal of sensMikeM54321-6/8/2001
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