Bayou Ballots Blast BOC
The city of Lafayette, Louisiana has voted overwhelmingly to allow the public utility to sell bonds to finance a publicly owned broadband fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) network. This despite a huge BellSouth propaganda campaign against the plan.
No matter which side you're on, this is a big one for the FTTH industry - which just happens to be my industry.
(And if you'd like to purchase some FTTH gear from a company that's deployed over 800,000 units worldwide, feel free to drop me a line. We'd love to help out.)
No matter which side you're on, this is a big one for the FTTH industry - which just happens to be my industry.
- The story in the Lafayette Advertiser
- A follow-up in the Advertiser
- Reported in Bayou Buzz, TMCnet, c|Net news.com, Broadband Reports, Om Malik's Blog, and Techdirt
- The victory announced on the Lafayette Pro-Fiber Blog
(And if you'd like to purchase some FTTH gear from a company that's deployed over 800,000 units worldwide, feel free to drop me a line. We'd love to help out.)
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