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Old 31-03-2007, 09:25   #9
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Re: Is it time for a publicallly owned internet provider?

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Originally Posted by Stuart C View Post
That's another advantage. There are hundreds, if not thousands of miles of sewers in any town. It should be a lot cheaper to lay cable in those than it would to dig the road, yet our companies seem intent on not co-operating with each other.

Hell, Thames Water would probably charge rent for the space in the sewers.
Cant really imagine having your router connected to a cable that goes down the loo. I think the speeds would be crap
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