read this for what it could mean...

http://computerworld.co.nz/news.nsf/UNID/338BD3205B4D8ADACC256E16000E0713?OpenDocument

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From: "Neil Gardner" <neil@neilnz.com>
Date: 2004/01/12 Mon PM 01:19:50 GMT+13:00
To: <adsl@lists.unixathome.org>
Subject: Wholesaling of Bitstream. ONE question.

Hi guys - I don't think this is a major rehash or a FAQ.

If the Govt follows the recommendations in 'the report', does this mean
that an ISP (not Xtra) will be able to supply all bandwidth to users
themselves. Ie. If they want, and have a surfeit of international
connectivity, they could offer a flatrate, fullspeed ADSL plan for
$199/month with no Telecom hurdles making it uneconomical? (no caps)

(Number of $199 pulled out of my ass - I have no idea if that's
realistic)

Cheers - Neil G

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