http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/fibretoth...a57af5c.89eb93
petition to get the goverment to give bt an incentive to put fibre optic lines in to every home so we can get decent broadband
all sign please
http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/fibretoth...a57af5c.89eb93
petition to get the goverment to give bt an incentive to put fibre optic lines in to every home so we can get decent broadband
all sign please
Last edited by danroyle; 10-03-2007 at 12:43 PM.
I've already got fibre optics to my house
eta: don't suppose you can edit the petition though can you? It doesn't read so nicely...
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand another petition that will be ignored wholeheartedly. BT are in the process of rolling out 21CN, what makes you think it's in the government's interest to apply pressure to them?
pathetic.
It is Inevitable.....
Yeap and then we have the cables they scrimped and saved money on back in the seventies. Rather than use copper, they decided to use a much cheaper aluminium wiring which has cause nothing but headaches in some areas when people tried to get broadband.
Rip all of these out and replace them with fibre
w00000000000t another waste of time petition for the gov't to ignore!
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"insentive" eh.
Not worth signing. I'll be happy when BT or an LLU provider deploys VDSL2 or UDSL DSLAM's. I beleive VDSL2 will be part of BT's 21CN and afaik there are upgrade paths to UDSL.
Now the problem i have with this is that its not the governments place to do this.
Not too mention, what the hell do you need fiber for?
hands up people on 24mbit broadband, what do they use it for? Hidef porn is a bit like been in a butchers shop, and on-demand tv is very restricted by content providers who (understandably) want it too be all "their" network.
I'm a hudge fan of technology, but this imo, is pointless.
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It's not pointless, fibre has much more benefits than slamming more bits down the line. It's much more secure, in that it's far harder to illegally tap, it doesn't bleed EM signals, it's easier to isolate faults, and it can use any transport mechanism a LLU company wishes.
The only mild downside it has is the cost, but with government supplementing its deployment it becomes an economically feasible choice, and we ALL benefit from it. Governments job is to develop the country as a whole, not just to rip us off financially and civilly.
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