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On 28/07/2010 13:07, Henry Bremridge wrote:
Yes it would, notice I said we get the benefit by accident :) Not that I'm cynical or anything :)On Wed, Jul 28, 2010 at 11:44:18AM +0100, Julian Hall wrote:You could argue that faster broadband has great advantages for the education sector due to students of all ages having greater access to the information required for their studies. By that logic it could be part funded by the Education department. Equally you could say that streaming video from the BBC is taking up an ever increasing chunk of bandwidth and compel the BBC to collaborate with BT on improving the infrastructure. Maybe then my BBC Tax - oops sorry, Television License Fee - would go on something more meaningful than overpaid 'celebrity' wages. In the end I think a combination of different factors and contributors will need to all throw some money in the pot and collaborate for the good of all of them - and by a happy accident us as consumers.It would be nice wouldn't it
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