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Story: Broadband Britain's milestones shattered
Posted by: David Glover (Thursday 20 May 2004, 9:17 AM)
THE TRUE FIGURE IS NOT 90%
If the cable from the exchange to your house is more than 6km long then you can't currently access broadband. Therefore, even if 90% of exchanges are connected, less than 90% of customers can use broadband. Is there any information on the actual percentage of customers who could have broadband if they wanted?
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Story: Broadband Britain's milestones shattered
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I am one of the 10% who still cannot get broadband... Adrian Ward -
I live in Featherstone near the city of Wolverhamp... Mike Garner
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I can only hope the upcoming Milton Keynes trial t... Phil Sefton
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THE TRUE FIGURE IS NOT 90%
If the cable from the e... David Glover -
BT 6km range is a myth.
I live about 3km from my e... Mike Wilson
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There may be widespread coverage of Broadband in t... David Dundas
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IMHO I think BT must be short for Butt which is wh... Anonymous
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I live in Shareshill, which is about a mile up the... Chris Walker
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I like the headline facts but what's the detail?... Robert Young
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Satellite broadband is available as an alternative... Tristan Simmons
