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Old 24-09-2009, 12:10   #16
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Re: Digital Britain. Is the Levy dead?

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Originally Posted by AbyssUnderground View Post
I wouldn't object to a 50p tax, IF it provided future high speed broadband access possibilities and IF it did not get higher and higher like other taxes. If it was a fixed tax, and gives a better broadband future for everyone, I'd happily pay it. Otherwise, as above, I'd shove it up a certain politicians backside.
It means absolutely nothing for you and I, as per my post above.

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Virgin Media and BT are expected to do a market-driven rollout to 55 - 60% of the UK population, this money is to supply >24Mbit services to another 30 - 35%.
If you have cable it gives you nothing.
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