 alfnoid Premium,MVM join:2002-02-18 | this is because Nville wants to be a phone company
They (Naperville) were trying to become a phone company themselves last I was living there so this is not just a fairness to our residents thing.
It is also a competition thing. |
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  TK Junk Mail Go ahead, make my day Premium join:2002-03-03 Margate City, NJ clubs:
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| In an effort to encourage citizens to rally against the proposed law, Naperville has placed mock-ups of the ugly U-verse boxes around town bearing the message brought to you from AT&T.
This topic was just discussed at BBR on Feb 22: »Town Says AT&T Vengeful in Lightspeed Cabinet Fight |
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| reply to alfnoid said by alfnoid :They (Naperville) were trying to become a phone company themselves last I was living there so this is not just a fairness to our residents thing. It is also a competition thing. IIRC, they were wanting to do this since Ameritech/SBC/AT&T wasn't rolling out Project Lightspeed/DSL due to another fight with regulators, and since the telco wasn't doing it the city said we would. |
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  nixen Rockin' the Boxen Premium join:2002-10-04 Alexandria, VA
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| reply to TK Junk Mail said by TK Junk Mail : In an effort to encourage citizens to rally against the proposed law, Naperville has placed mock-ups of the ugly U-verse boxes around town bearing the message brought to you from AT&T.
This topic was just discussed at BBR on Feb 22: » Town Says AT&T Vengeful in Lightspeed Cabinet Fight Itasca = Naperville? Or is it just the Jerseyites' view that all communities in Illinois are interchangeable?
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  batageek Slave To The Duopoly Premium join:2003-01-25 Batavia, IL
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| reply to alfnoid Yeah, but since they own their own fiber plant, I bet they'd at least be bright enough to roll out fiber to the home.
Naperville's biggest complaint with the Deathstar, last I heard, was lack of a full build out within a franchise area. -- »www.tricitybroadband.com |
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