A list of links to the day's news stories about FTTP, FTTH, FTTN, and FTTC. Use this as a research tool to keep track of what is happening and what has happened in the various FTTX fields.
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Scott, I've convinced at least a dozen other telecom professionals to start actively joining in on discussions here on your fine blog. I'm getting lonely here.
I think that one problem is that the site displays very poorly in IE. The list of topics is way off to the right for some reason. Casual visitors may think it's just a blank page. I'm working on it (in between tasks that I actually get paid for).
Um... April... fools? Sorry, my one and only. I usually just avoid the internet on April 1st, gullible people like me just don't fare well in such an environment. But thanks for fixing the formatting issue, it should help attract those not predisposed to keep to the right. Like the British.
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Scott, I've convinced at least a dozen other telecom professionals to start actively joining in on discussions here on your fine blog. I'm getting lonely here.
Great! Thanks for putting the word out.
I think that one problem is that the site displays very poorly in IE. The list of topics is way off to the right for some reason. Casual visitors may think it's just a blank page. I'm working on it (in between tasks that I actually get paid for).
OK, I fixed the Internet Explorer bug. Bring 'em on!
Um... April... fools? Sorry, my one and only. I usually just avoid the internet on April 1st, gullible people like me just don't fare well in such an environment. But thanks for fixing the formatting issue, it should help attract those not predisposed to keep to the right. Like the British.
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