Proposed $.10 per Minute Internet Charge

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Proposed $.10 per Minute Internet Charge

An SI Board Since February 1997

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Emcee: CynicalTruth	Type: Unmoderated

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112	John, I'm a bit late responding on this subject. You have a real point. I	aknahow	-	2/20/1997
111	Hey Duncan... Missed the show. Thanks for the info. Profits...the name of the	CynicalTruth	-	2/15/1997
110	Anyone see last night's Wall $treet Week? Merrill Lynch telecommunications	Zoltan!	-	2/15/1997
109	Hi, I visited cyberhighway.net and per their material the effective line of sig	Tom Simpson	-	2/14/1997
108	Thanks....one could handle the couple hundred easily enough and the price for 2	Tom Simpson	-	2/14/1997
107	Ethernet was first designed as a radio link to network computers quite a few ye	Crabbe	-	2/14/1997
106	Hmmmmmmmmm....you wouldn't by any chance know exactly how this "broadc	Tom Simpson	-	2/13/1997
105	Hi Rodney: visited local telco today, could not get any answers, they won't	James F. Hopkins	-	2/12/1997
104	Cyberhighway.net has in operation in Treasure Valley, Idaho a broadcast microwa	Crabbe	-	2/12/1997
103	Acell, just remember that most regulations revolve around setting floor prices	Roger A. Babb	-	2/12/1997
102	It would be nice if we could get a real ISP to shed some light on the issue. I	Tom Simpson	-	2/12/1997
101	Buenos dias.... I've a terribly poor comprehension of the particular chara	Tom Simpson	-	2/12/1997
100	As I think about it you're probably right about that. But if the charges we	acell bown	-	2/12/1997
99	Hi Tom, What you say seems to ring true to me and I agree. I'm not sure wh	acell bown	-	2/12/1997
98	Other charges will be forced out of "fairness" to the telcos.	Roger A. Babb	-	2/12/1997
97	Hi Roger, You stated: "...per minute charges would be forced on all conn	acell bown	-	2/12/1997
96	Tom, I'm no expert, although I have testified as an expert witness <g&g	yard_man	-	2/11/1997
95	How 'bout that.....advocacy coupled with reason! I hope you experience prom	Tom Simpson	-	2/11/1997
94	John, Almost any analogy is too simple. I agree with you there. I am not sur	tuck	-	2/11/1997
93	Janice, The proposed rates for data access are to be charged directly to the	Rebecca Thompson	-	2/11/1997
92	>> my uneducated guess would be that we are actually talking not about pe	yard_man	-	2/11/1997
91	Well Roger, it does seem odd that the notion of charging based on usage basis	Tom Simpson	-	2/11/1997
90	Well as many of us know, their is cable in the ground across the U.S. There is	Feraldo	-	2/10/1997
89	Tom, I think the end result (and obvious goal) of this proposal is a perminute	Roger A. Babb	-	2/10/1997
88	Thanks John, I actually thought your response to me might be more emotional (I	Chuck Agger	-	2/10/1997

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