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11848Last Gasp ? biz.yahoo.com BR, Old MardyP2V-8/15/2001
11847elmat, I'm wondering if you would care to comment on these projections: Raymond Duray-8/13/2001
11846Hi, elmat - <i>"I am tempted to write that this is even more complicaxial-8/13/2001
11845"ILECs will react to Metro Optical Access Proposition" Extending the elmatador-8/13/2001
11844Slowing deployment holding back US subscribers (I am tempted to write that thiselmatador-8/13/2001
11843Very Dead Subscriber Line (VDSL) It was the usual. The engineers talkshops wereelmatador-8/13/2001
11842OT! OT! There's a home for these guys on Wall Street... siliconinvestor.comaxial-8/12/2001
11841Out of the loop Aug 9th 2001 From The Economist print edition economist.com Belmatador-8/10/2001
11840Notch another one for the ILECs: Global Alliances. "...The local loop, theelmatador-8/10/2001
11839Frank- Thought you may find this of interest. You enter a location and up comes MikeM54321-8/8/2001
11838Take a look at George Gilder's take on the failure of last mile build-out inwillcousa-8/6/2001
11837Bell Companies Blamed for D.S.L.'s Woes nytimes.com Take care JAPGJAPG-8/6/2001
11836WestLB in $25.7bn offer for BT fixed-line network By Andrew Ward Published: Auguelmatador-8/6/2001
11835You're quite welcome, Phil.. although the V.92 doesn't directly address Frank A. Coluccio-8/5/2001
11834Great article and I was able to use that as a starting point for finding a lot oPhil Jacobson-8/5/2001
11833Phil, if you are referring to V.92, the short term outlook (during capex pullbacFrank A. Coluccio-8/5/2001
11832Frank, all - Has anyone heard much about a new modem protocol that allows comprPhil Jacobson-8/5/2001
11831<b><i>The optimistic take on the supposed fiber glut is that it is nMikeM54321-8/5/2001
11830SUMMARY: Instead of demanding technology to adapt to them, institutions (if theelmatador-8/5/2001
11829Thanks. Perhaps it is because when I see the TLA DSL my brain shuts down <VBGelmatador-8/5/2001
11828El Mat, whenever you lay down your anti-dsl sword for a few moments, historicallFrank A. Coluccio-8/5/2001
11827Our institutions are all of them behind the times. Technology has overtaken themelmatador-8/5/2001
11826El Mat, I found this equally -relevant and -timely piece of information somewherFrank A. Coluccio-8/4/2001
11825The day the CLECs and ADSL were killed. In the telecoms case, the legal system selmatador-8/4/2001
11824Frank and Geoffrey- I think the ONIS guy was simply saying as broadband becomes MikeM54321-8/3/2001
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