Alex,
I had to wait 4 years before the "maybe next year" came true. In the
mean time I ran satellite. This year everything became available,
including cable. I think it was the competition between the phone
and cable companies that finally pushed them both to offer broadband
a quarter mile further up the road.
Dennis
On Jun 18, 2005, at 7:19 AM, Alex Tweedly wrote:
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And for those who find a dialup account too slow to download the
conference videos, this is the excuse you have been waiting for
to get broadband.
Go on then, rub it in ...
It's not an excuse I need - it's a telephone company that doesn't
continue to behave like the old-style monopoly it was for so long.
They *might* provide broadband in my exchange some time this year
or next - but even when they do, they *think* I'm too far from the
exchange - physically it's about 400 yards from my house, but they
reckon the cabling is over 6 miles. Sigh.
I'm not holding my breath for the availability of broadband.
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