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 [Michigantelephone.mi.org] Michigan Telephone, VoIP and Broadband blog: January 2006: One problem that the folks at Dish Network and DirecTV have is that there is increasing pressure on their customers to buy a "bundle" from their local cable company that includes cable television, broadband, and sometimes telephone via cable (like VoIP, except it doesn't use the public Internet). Many folks like their home satellite service for TV, but have discovered or have heard that satellite delivered broadband just doesn't work well, due both to latency (the time it takes the signal to reach the satellite and bounce back to earth, which is quite noticeable on interactive games and VoIP calls) and to limited capacity, which causes satellite providers to impose usage caps that are very unpopular with customers.

 [Blogs.globalcrossing.com] Paul Kouroupas's blog | IP Convergence: Beyond VoIP, Beyond Cost ...: Numerous pundits cite the U.S.’s 15th place in the ITU rankings as evidence that we are somehow “behind”. Putting aside the various arguments that the geography of the U.S. is the prime explanation for the ranking and that if you compare like geographies (e.g., Chairman Martin’s comparison of Massachusetts to France) we are on part with other countries, I still am not sure what significance the rankings have.

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