en102
Canadian, eh?
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This 'video franschise law' promoted by teleco (AT&T) to deploy Uverse worked. I think AT&T also strong armed the state with some threats of pulling its call centers out.
Give it a little bit of time...costs will be as high as the rest of the country.
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Couch Potato
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| said by en102  :I think AT&T also strong armed the state with some threats of pulling its call centers out. Last year, AT&T opened a NEW call center here in E-ville, making use of the huge, old Sam's Club building, and creating a butt load of new jobs.
I am not a fan of AT&T, just stating that fact. |
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| said by Couch Potato :said by en102 :I think AT&T also strong armed the state with some threats of pulling its call centers out. Last year, AT&T opened a NEW call center here in E-ville, making use of the huge, old Sam's Club building, and creating a butt load of new jobs. I am not a fan of AT&T, just stating that fact. That's what sealed the deal. Even without the call center, more techs would have to be there for Uverse. Indiana is about the only place where prices have went down. Since AT&T employees get 20-40% off, is that the decrease though? Sure it is part of it. Prices sure as hell aren't going down in Florida.
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said by en102 :This 'video franschise law' promoted by teleco (AT&T) to deploy Uverse worked. I think AT&T also strong armed the state with some threats of pulling its call centers out. Give it a little bit of time...costs will be as high as the rest of the country. The strong arm tactics were also paired with a promise to the state to deploy basic DSL to 100 unsevered rural communities "within the next year". A promise they did actually uphold, in December of 2006. The "explosion" of new broadband connections may have taken place, but there's no indication of any ongoing expansion of services taking place.
Edit: Oops - Not 2007 |
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