RevCon: Keynote is up and running

[Dennis Brown]

Alex,

I had to wait 4 years before the "maybe next year" came true.  In the  
mean time I ran satellite.  This year everything became available,  
including cable.  I think it was the competition between the phone  
and cable companies that finally pushed them both to offer broadband  
a quarter mile further up the road.

Dennis

On Jun 18, 2005, at 7:19 AM, Alex Tweedly wrote:

> FlexibleLearning at aol.com wrote:
>
>
>> And for those who find a dialup account too slow to download the  
>> conference  videos, this is the excuse you have been waiting for  
>> to get broadband.
>>
>>
> Go on then, rub it in ...
>
> It's not an excuse I need - it's a telephone company that doesn't  
> continue to behave like the old-style monopoly it was for so long.  
> They *might* provide broadband in my exchange some time this year  
> or next - but even when they do, they *think* I'm too far from the  
> exchange - physically it's about 400 yards from my house, but they  
> reckon the cabling is over 6 miles. Sigh.
>
> I'm not holding my breath for the availability of broadband.
>
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