Thread: Cable merger revives telecom sector calls for access to network
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Old 04-10-2005, 10:36   #7
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Re: Cable merger revives telecom sector calls for access to network
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Originally Posted by Womble
I agree, the differance is, BT's network was built with Public Money, when it was the Post Office Hence BT's need to go ahead with 21C! to escape LLU.
Why should it happen?? Bulldog had a network, but chose to sell it to ntl!!
This is a bit of an old argument these days, now we have digital exchanges in all areas (i'm sure some were using pulse dialing when it was privatised) and the building of the VoIP 21st century network it is highly arguable that all that is left of the BT network that was inhereted is the buildings and ducts the equpment is housed in / runs thru.
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