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Posted on 05.24.07
According to this article, which first appeared in Bangkok Post, even though Europe is lagging in total FTTH deployments, it is a leader in deployment of "open" public-private business models for new FTTH rollouts. He used the example of Free in France, which is spending around 1 billion euros (US$1.3 billion) until 2012 to cover 4 million households. In this case the authorities allowed Free to use the city sewers as a way to cost-effectively lay the fiber infrastructure, which will then be open for other network operators to use. Filed under: Business and Regulatory Environment Comments: 1 Comment »RSS feed for comments on this post. TrackBack URI Leave a commentLine and paragraph breaks automatic, e-mail address never displayed, HTML allowed: |




Actually . . . the article first appeared in an e-newsletter called BroadBand Communities. I know, because I wrote it (and okayed it for Bangkok Post).
You can get a free subscription of BroadBand Communities at www.commsday.com
-geoff long
Comment by Geoff Long — May 26, 2007 @ 1:39 am