By Natasha Lomas
Published: Monday 08 September 2008
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Name
Charles Smith
Location
London
Occupation
Consultant
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£29 Billion is roughly the amount raised by the 3G auctions in the UK. I wonder who ended up paying that money? Surely not mobile phone users through higher UK call tariffs? Just think what life would be like if that same funding had been re-invested by the government in fibre to the home?
Much BT bashing here, but I don't see Virgin Media...
Anonymous
£29 Billion is roughly the amount raised by the 3G...
Charles Smith
The problem that I see here is that the condition ...
Richard Davies
I can't see how it would be posssible to replave t...
Anonymous
To put the figures in perspective, 29bn is a littl...
Simon
As far as I remember Virgin Media were not 'given'...
Adrian Carey
Assuming you mean US billion (100m), that's £500 f...
ComplyAnt
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