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- The big companies demanded that you pay for their profits.
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The special excess xapacity for video downloading, etc. has to be paid by some organization or someone.
It's not going to be the telcos.
It might be the other big companies profiting from this capacity.
It might be you if you use the capacity, paying in the subscriber charge.
It might be you even if you ignore the video downloading, etc.
The moving finger circles and now strikes - You!
Whether you use the service or not.
Congratulations. You lost big. - Posted by: Anton Philidor Posted on: 04/05/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
I guess Microsoft paid more than Verizon
luke_sg | 04/05/06
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Politicians don't care about the consumer
dragosani | 04/05/06
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Don't you mean one party disguised as two? [nt]
Omch'Ar | 04/05/06
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The big companies demanded that you pay for their profits.
Anton Philidor | 04/05/06
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Didn't lose a thing
dragosani | 04/05/06
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The telcos did set up a separate network for video.
Anton Philidor | 04/05/06
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And the socialism reaches a totalitarian threshold [nt]
Omch'Ar | 04/05/06
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