I've seen a surge in the number of small operators entering the industry and providing FTTH options in specific communities. This is definitely a good thing, but it brings up a number of questions, especially around Open Access.
I called 2 of these operators and they all seem to accept the idea, however, I'm concerned that the price may exorbitant and thus not allow other operators entrance.
So my question is thus:
What is a "reasonable" price to charge another operator to provide data?
As an afterthought it would be great to create a "template" contract that estates/communities could use as a foundation when signing up to these providers. Is there anyone in the legal profession that would be willing to take up this task?
/Glipsie
I called 2 of these operators and they all seem to accept the idea, however, I'm concerned that the price may exorbitant and thus not allow other operators entrance.
So my question is thus:
What is a "reasonable" price to charge another operator to provide data?
As an afterthought it would be great to create a "template" contract that estates/communities could use as a foundation when signing up to these providers. Is there anyone in the legal profession that would be willing to take up this task?
/Glipsie