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June 18, 2007 10:55 AM PDT

Verizon says HD video on demand in works

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Verizon says HD video on demand in works
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Too slow to implement
by wolf1296 June 19, 2007 4:39 AM PDT
This is a nice idea, but why don't they focus on getting FIOS to customers faster. I live just outside of the beltway around Washington DC and I can't get FIOS. I can't even get DSL. I had to go cable because I refuse to use dialup and cable was the only option. I've been here over a year and nothing. Let's get FIOS to everybody first, and then start adding capability.
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questioning net access
by thebumboys June 20, 2007 11:28 AM PDT
I agree that it's about getting the access to the net regardless of wether you are offered other types of access. Once you have a "closer to broadband" net acess then you have a choice of services on the net. Sometimes I think these phone net access providers want to wait us out on a higher speed of net acess while they try to sell us thier versions of file sharing. It's capitalism not serving us well. Call me cynical... but I'd rather point to solutions. Solutions?
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