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The Ongoing Bit Drought
By Nick Hodge | September 1, 2007
Will Hughes has an excellent perspective. Especially on the Tiering, and impact on cross-ISP charging.
Found Simon Hackett's framework for discussion: FTTN and other topics (linked from Whirlpool)
We are still in a drought here. A drought that is going to have a dramatic effect on our kids, and Australia's future economy.
Prayer will not magically make the heavens rain down with more bits. We need a firm yet benevolent hand of our elected members to let free market competition happen.
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