SPAM paid by billag ? ;-P
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Pascal Gloor wrote:
SPAM paid by billag ? ;-P
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ok, considering SFDRS hasn't got the budget for it's own jungle show
:-)
CU
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Pascal Gloor wrote:
http://www.swisscom.com/GHQ/content/Media/Medienmitteilungen/2004/20041029_01_Bluewin_Fixnet_Fusion.htm?lang=en
What's the next step ? Kick-out all ISPs from the ADSL market cause
they(the ISPs) will have the possibility to install their own DSLAMs
?
Fredy Kuenzler answered:
On Sun, 2004-10-31 at 14:38 +0100, mark walliser wrote:
I personally see another thing upcomming: Residents of Zurich, Bern, Geneva
and other larger cities in Switzerland will have a real choice and cheap
services
in the future, while the ones living in ober-hinter-irgenwas-dingen (1000
No, it's called free-for-all vs. utilities regulation. It has
nothing to do with open market. PTT in 1980 was public service, and
some of us remember how good and cheap _their_ services was (back
then you didn't even have a choice in Zurich/Bern/Basel, remember?)
-John
Daniel Kamm wrote:
But
Hi all,
Swisscom, and its predecessors, have never cared much about public service.
Neither a market driven company, nor a customer-minded organization can
describe our national incubant, Swisscom. It is a ruthless corporation, which has
as only goal to have a better EBDITA result quarter after
Hello
From: mark walliser [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[..]
in the future, while the ones living in ober-hinter-irgenwas-dingen
(1000
citizens)
will have high-priced-SC-only-offers...
that may be - but on the other side living there has also some good thing's
... you don't pay that much for your flat -
