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Re: Goodbye to copper? [Telecom]

||> Does POTS as typically tariffed allow the |> telco to require the customer to supply power for their equipment? | |...

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ddl

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Re: Should legacy technologies be allowed to remain forever? [Telecom]

>Having read the recent posts about people being cut off copper for fiber, >and also being compelled to switch to Digit...

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kludge

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Re: Goodbye to copper? [Telecom]

|You are absolutley correct with regards to regulation of services, not |facilities/technologies. How a circuit is desi...

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ddl

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Re: Should legacy technologies be allowed to remain forever? [Telecom]

> Having read the recent posts about people being cut off copper for fiber, > and also being compelled to switch to Dig...

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hancock4

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Re: [telecom] Pulse dialing overhead, was: ANI vs. Caller ID [Telecom]

> The goal of the regulators was universal service. The "entry" rate > for the most basic residential and business phon...

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Wesrock

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Re: Should legacy technologies be allowed to remain forever? [Telecom]

In article , snipped-for-privacy@bbs.cpcn.com wrote: > In any discussion like this we first must get out facts straight...

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siegman

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Re: Should legacy technologies be allowed to remain forever? [Telecom]

> ......... >> Telecom seems to be an area where the cost of retaining legacy >> infrastructure may well be increasing...

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dcstar

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Cable TV Broadcast Retransmission Consent Feuds "Ease Up" [Telecom]

| Multichannel News, June 20, 2009 | Retransmission Feuds Ease Up | Era of Feuding May Be Over, Analysts Say ? At Least...

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nmclain

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Re: Should legacy technologies be allowed to remain forever? [Telecom]

>Telecom seems to be an area where the cost of retaining legacy >infrastructure may well be increasing the costs of bet...

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wollman

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Good news from... Detroit: Spam King Ralsky pleads guilty [telecom]

[Detroit Free Press] W. Bloomfield spam king pleads guilty International spam king Alan Ralsky pleaded guilty this afte...

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dannyb

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Goodbye to copper? [Telecom]

I'm passing along an email from the "discuss" mailing list run by the Boston Linux & Unix User Group. Mr. Ritter has gi...

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redacted

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Subject: Re: [telecom] Pulse dialing overhead, was: ANI vs. Caller ID [Telecom]

> So, maybe the cost of labor was creeping up and Ma Bell decided to > run 5XB in a more automatic mode to cut down on...

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Wesrock

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Re: [telecom] Pulse dialing overhead, was: ANI vs. Caller ID [Telecom]

>> In Rhode Island, New England Bell did not have enough pairs to support >> the boom in the 50s of suburbia. . . . > T...

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Wesrock

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Re: Pulse dialing overhead, was: ANI vs. Caller ID [Telecom]

> > > >>>I also wonder which was retired last--No. 1 crossbar or Panel. >> >>1XB outlasted Panel. >> >>1XB also outlast...

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michael.grigoni

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US Supreme Court lets court case against AT&T continue [telecom]

note that this is NOT a decision on the case itself. --------- [wsj] The high court rejected an appeal from a unit of A...

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dannyb

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