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We're big. We're bad. We're broadband?
3:45 PM -- It's Day 3 here at Globalcomm 2006, and I'm sure everyone who has been at the show is wondering the same thing: When did Light Reading become a broadband provider?
The answer is: I don't know. I just work here. But the prospect is exciting indeed. I will call someone in operations to see if they can possibly hook me up with a new broadband connection.
Like you, I want to know the difference between regular broadband and Light Reading broadband. Maybe we're able to provide monkeys-to-the-home (MTTH). Maybe our flavor of xDSL is banana.
Who knows?
I'll report back as soon as I find out.
— Phil Harvey, Broadband Provider Editor, Light Reading
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