Some companies have decided to stop spending or capping TDM replacements in order to build their next generation networks. Would like to use see the cost of ownership model and adapt this to my own needs.
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This kind of question is going to be best answered by a network consultant or a Cisco sales engineer.  If you really need a professional answer to this question then email me and i can give you some contact information for consultants that i associate with.
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take labor cost, router cost, cable cost, maintenance service cost into accout. \n\nDowntown Toronto is covered by WLAN now.
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Quick, name the first three networks that pop into your head!\n\nIts called "Mind share". Think of your memory as real estate. Each network is trying to take over as much real estate as possible. The more often you see a brand, the more likely you will recall it.\n\nMind share has nothing to do with cost, quality or performance. For example when people were asked to name five automotive companies Ford & Toyota were among the top five and Porsche was only mentioned by about 6% of those polled.
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I didn't think the UK was gonna have carriers anymore.  A link to that would be cool.\n\nFound this\n\nhttp://www.naval-technology.com/projects/cvf/
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SURE YOU CAN GET IT BACK, as far as it avaliable. Just Add it back to your prefered network
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The story is developing.  It will be most interesting to see what the telecom CEOs say when Congress starts asking questions.\nHowever, deregulation of the telecom industry is not relevant.  The telecoms rolled over on their customers because they thought they were doing the right thing and aiding in the fight against terror.  I assume they were also under the impression that their actions would never be known to the customers.  If anything, highly regulated telecoms would be more prone to rolling over on their customers as the telecoms entire financial life would be in the hands of the same government asking them to provide the information.  If you said no, would your next request for a rate increase be approved?
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i looked last summer,it was $60 a month !\nOuch !\nthat's sattelite prices with a crummy feed to boot !
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Sorry to hear that.  Have you complained to your cable company?  If enough customers complain, they'll carry it.  Or you could switch to DirecTV or another satellite provider.  \n\nBTW, beginning next September, OLN will be called Versus to reflect that its lineup isn't just outdoor sports any more.
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Visit the site (copy & paste it.) http://directory.google.com/Top/Business/Transportation_and_Logistics/Maritime/Ship_Owners_and_Management/
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I don't know where you are getting your info that the 411 is free as it is not anywhere I have seen these days.  Cost a minimum of 50 cents for getting a number.  and yes it is legal for them to do what they want with it as it is them that own the company and they have the option of making the rules they want their customers to live with as long as it goes along with the FCC rules.  If I own a business and want to charge you a dollar for any information on what the price of the item you want to buy is, i ahve that right as long as it is not against the law to do it, which it is not.  Now if I am the only one you can get the item from, you will pay it or just not get it and no law has been broken.  Is it fair?  NO but life isn't fair now is it?  Just have to learn to live with it or get another provider.
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click here:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asymmetric_Digital_Subscriber_Line\n\nyes
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Probably never.  DirecPC simply never took off as a cost-effective way to provide high-speed internet to the masses.\n\nWhen DirecPC came out in 1996, it was the fastest thing out there.  But since then, low-cost DSL and Cable has become the norm.  And because they are not subjest to weather they are a better solution for most people.\n\nAlso, expect a celular based system to replace the older sattelite systems.  Now that both speed and range are getting better, this will be the solution that most will move to in the comming years.
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XM is tied in with AOL.  You would need to have AOL or a subscription to XM.
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you may try using dictionary.com and it most likely will give you how to delfine an autonomous expenditure and or some examples
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There is a website\n\nhttps://www.hdnl.co.uk/default.aspx
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Not sure who your service is provided by,  but there is usually a SPORTS site, that you can go to see what's available. Charter, TIme Warner, Direct TV, all carry this service.
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Wow, that's a funny question. I was with a telecom company that recently sold out, 16 switches to one company and the rest to another.  Luckily I stayed with the company that purchased the 16 and am in a more stable company.  I think that factors that weighed in included revenues, but also market penetration, lit fiber miles, etc.  Someone with low revenue but good market penetration would probably not be looked at for acquisition.  If you want to share experiences you can reach me at kmcpmgoodson@yahoo.com.