Pull the plans
Sam noticed what happens when you uncap internet plans and international bandwidth is expensive …
Telecom has called time on its all-you-can-eat Big Time broadband plan as it struggles to manage traffic demand created by the plan.
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- PacificFibre: @berenddeboer We do not know yet.
- PacificFibre: RT @NZStuffBusiness: Pacific Fibre 'definitely happening': http://stuff.co.nz/s/d5fI
- PacificFibre: @beachmark Our target RFS date is early 2013
- PacificFibre: RT @samfromwgtn: Great Pacific Fibre board meeting today. Full steam ahead.
- PacificFibre: RT @bernardchickey: Tom Pullar Strecker reports Southern Cross puts plans for 2nd cable on hold due to Pacific Fibre http://bit.ly/aLOg5U
- PacificFibre: @richchetwynd We estimate the Australasian market is about 5 Tbps lit+dark fibre right now. Most is dark.
- PacificFibre: Pacific Fibre and Pacnet announce joint build plan for the Pacific Fibre cable http://tinyurl.com/25x9ulf
- PacificFibre: Truenet will measure broadband performance from the premise http://tinyurl.com/28foxxy interesting idea
- PacificFibre: Internet a basic necessity says UK report: http://tinyurl.com/2f3ko9j (HT Rick Shera)
- PacificFibre: Press Release: http://tinyurl.com/33mqq9r We add investors and a new director
One has to be rather dim-witted to believe that un-meterred broadband would work any smoother than un-metered electrical power, or un-metered gasoline….
data is software, while power and gas are hardware.
Software is inexpensive to deliver, that’s the fundamental difference.
That’s how Bill Gates got to be the richest man on earth.