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Re: The growth of municipal broadband networks
From: Jay Ashworth <jra () baylink com>
Date: Sat, 26 Mar 2011 09:28:26 -0400 (EDT)
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From: "George Bonser" <gbonser () seven com>
I would say they provide network access only, not content. They would be kept out of providing content and kept in the business of reliably connecting content to consumer. That would be their focus.
We aren't even suggesting that, George. We're suggesting that they *provide access to people who provide network access*; we (most of us, anyway) don't even think the muni's should provide IP routing. They should provide *connectivity* to people who do that. And given how STBs work these days, those wholesale customers could even be cablecos, in addition to telcos, or IAPs. Cheers, -- jra
Current thread:
- Re: The growth of municipal broadband networks, (continued)
- Re: The growth of municipal broadband networks Michael Painter (Mar 27)
- Re: The growth of municipal broadband networks Jay Ashworth (Mar 27)
- RE: The growth of municipal broadband networks George Bonser (Mar 25)
- Re: The growth of municipal broadband networks Joly MacFie (Mar 25)
- Re: The growth of municipal broadband networks Richard Bennett (Mar 25)
- Re: The growth of municipal broadband networks Joly MacFie (Mar 25)
- Re: The growth of municipal broadband networks Richard Bennett (Mar 26)
- Re: The growth of municipal broadband networks Joly MacFie (Mar 26)
- Re: The growth of municipal broadband networks Joly MacFie (Mar 26)
- Re: The growth of municipal broadband networks Jeff Wheeler (Mar 25)
- Re: The growth of municipal broadband networks Jay Ashworth (Mar 26)