Thread: The London Broadband Situation
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Old 05-05-2004, 21:12   #21
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Re: The London Broadband Situation
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Originally Posted by poolking
Maybe if NTL hadn't gone on their spending spree in the 90s, and decided to take their time in acquiring the franchises, I reckon they would have had enough money to give London broadband.

Maybe they should have just bought the London Franchises and totally upgraded the network in London then stood back and wait for the money to roll in and then buy other franchises when they could afford them.
Or perhaps the finger of blame should more fairly be pointed at Videotron who knowingly built their cable network on the cheap planning to sell it on at a huge premium before the problems came to light. I'm sure the Videotron backers are doing very well for themselves these days.
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