By Tony Hallett
Published: Monday 01 March 2004
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Name
Mike McCreadie
Location
Leicester, UK
Occupation
IT Systems Analyst
Comment
The lack of any competition to BT leads them to take very few risks. Unfortunately this means that although I live on the outskirts of a major city there's no chance of them enabling broadband in my area unless they get gauranteed numbers to pay for it. If there was realistic competition someone would take the risk but until then any definition of broadband means little to me.
The lack of any competition to BT leads them to ta...
Mike McCreadie
This artyicle shows just how effective the BT mark...
Anonymous
It's not "BT's brand and marketing clout", surely?...
Jeremy Chatfield
I get frustrated at the constant debate over broad...
Anonymous
I am sympathetic to Verwaayen's defence, particula...
Nico Macdonald
Hooray for BT they have broken the price model - N...
Anonymous
The trouble with this country is that of GREED. We...
Anonymous
For me "broadband" means much higher speed than V9...
Colin Robertson
"However, Verwaayen countered: "The spread in Japa...
Anonymous
Once again BT gives excuses for restricting progre...
Adrian Carey
I know it is unfashionable but I feel i have to of...
Anonymous
The profits BT make and the service they deliver a...
Anonymous
Suffolk calling.
And there ain't no broadband...
Anonymous
This is all to do with positioning crap products a...
Michael Carter
I lived in a rural part of Japan for 5 months last...
Mark Broughton
Broadband is often not the limiting factor.
The...
Anonymous
Dear Mike McCreadie,
BT have had their hands & fe...
Philip H Young
Dear Jeremy Chatfield.
L.L.U. This was decreed by...
Philip H Young
To:
Name: Anonymous
Country: Suffolk
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Philip H Young
I come from Japan 6 months ago to study ih the UK,...
Anonymous
Philip, you seem to be confused. The infrastructu...
Mike McCreadie
I have just found out that apart from not being ab...
Anonymous
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