*ahem*Strangely enough Telkom were the ones talking about naked DSL at the Facility Leasing hearings in 2014 and none of the ISPs were willing to engage. Very strange...
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*ahem*Strangely enough Telkom were the ones talking about naked DSL at the Facility Leasing hearings in 2014 and none of the ISPs were willing to engage. Very strange...
Strangely enough Telkom only started talking supportive of facilities leasing once others were rolling out fibre en masse.Strangely enough Telkom were the ones talking about naked DSL at the Facility Leasing hearings in 2014 and none of the ISPs were willing to engage. Very strange...
Ja ja, Paul was there and mad a great submission! ... in favour of LLU, which included naked DSL.*ahem*
In 2014? En mass? Not quite.Strangely enough Telkom only started talking supportive of facilities leasing once others were rolling out fibre en masse.
If I recall correctly, didnt this topic come up in 2010 already? And if I remember correctly the other ISP's have been fighting for this since. 6 years later and we still sitting with this analogue, adsl marriage... devorce and get on with it alreadyStrangely enough Telkom were the ones talking about naked DSL at the Facility Leasing hearings in 2014 and none of the ISPs were willing to engage. Very strange...
If I recall correctly, didnt this topic come up in 2010 already? And if I remember correctly the other ISP's have been fighting for this since. 6 years later and we still sitting with this analogue, adsl marriage... devorce and get on with it already
Found the article... http://mybroadband.co.za/news/adsl/11937-Naked-ADSL.html