Rather the issue is one of speed, as broadband pipes inevitably will carry more sticky multimedia bytes. If they are not co-located, it will not matter that the residential last mile is fiber rich. Content that is not co-located will simply die of a speed disadvantage. I would appreciate your comments. Service wins long term, not brand.
Service creates brand.
Cable firms have traditionally controlled the content on cable wires. Right now cable Internet looks very nascent so the models being used that allow anyone to get any Web site may be shortlived. I decided to invest in your Hot Watch 99 Stock picks early this year and have had a great return from them. See me next month at Spring Internet World in Los Angeles, March 15. I see that you are very positive on Digital River.