Hmm. Another suggestion about how to get off copper. How feasible is this?
http://voxilla.com/soapvox/2007/06/08/covad-goes-the-last-mile-219
snip
When youre the only national DSL network in the U.S. what do you do for your
next act?
You disintermediate the copper wire. In plain English,
Lol - and wi-max isn't a shared medium and going to take the same hit at
3pm with all those kooky kids (ahmm you mean customers Mr Covad...?)
Bad PR spun wrong looking for a story (not that I'm against Wi-Max far
from it) I just hate when marketing speople get involved.
Regards,
Dean Collins
And unless he was mis-quoted, this Covad spokesperson is just plain
wrong on line-shared DSL definition. The DSL circuit is dedicated
bandwidth on each circuit -- NOT shared bandwidth like cable.
Line-shared DSL merely refers to sharing the physical medium
(telephone line), but the services
