To me it still looks like the same old crap as before. TelstraClear
resells Telecom dial tone in the guise of a TelstraClear dial tone. Now
they sell the same old ADSL from Telecom with a different label of
TelstraClear. No doubt the same limitations and same high price.
The only thing that will for this sort of crap out is full LLU but I can't
see this happening this side of the 22 Century.

Quote
"Similarly, Telecommunications Users Association of New Zealand head Ernie
Newman is dancing a jig over the draft determination. Newman lauds it as a
"breakthrough for residential and smaller business broadband users" and
believes it will enable TelstraClear to enhance Telecom's services rather
than just reselling them at a small margin."

This guy is very easily pleazed it would appear..

At 09:06 PM 4/21/2005 +1200, you wrote:

>My story here:
>
>http://computerworld.co.nz/news.nsf/UNID/8C0FDF36F072456BCC256FEA002CC06B
>
>Full draft determination here:
>[Long URL warning]
>
>http://www.comcom.govt.nz/IndustryRegulation/Telecommunications/Wholesale/WholesaleDeterminatons/telstraclearwholesalebitstreamserviceap.aspx
>
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