1/ A compilation of corrections, reflections & useful facts about nationalised broadband provision for @EdwardJDavey @SamGyimah @ChukaUmunna @NicolaHorlick et al.
Guess what IS right, though: It is possible to Nationalise it under EU rules. It is the rest that is the problem.
Guess what IS right, though: It is possible to Nationalise it under EU rules. It is the rest that is the problem.
2/. That figure for maintenance has been picked up by Reaction Life, pointing out that this rather demonstrates that the shadow Chancellor is not quite Spreadsheet Phil
reaction.life/how-corbyn-got…
reaction.life/how-corbyn-got…
3/. Computer weekly comes up with some additional “issues” these bing just some.
But all credit to Labour for getting the conversation going even if the proposal so far seems more dial-up than super-fast fibre optic.
computerweekly.com/blog/Computer-…
But all credit to Labour for getting the conversation going even if the proposal so far seems more dial-up than super-fast fibre optic.
computerweekly.com/blog/Computer-…
4/. About those shares they are purchasing? WHICH SHARES?
Even re BT ..plus
There are 880 members who exchange traffic on the London Internet Exchange linx.net. That’s SOME OF organisations providing service to UK homes and businesses.
Even re BT ..plus
There are 880 members who exchange traffic on the London Internet Exchange linx.net. That’s SOME OF organisations providing service to UK homes and businesses.
5/. But, hey! In principle it is possible to nationalise under EU State Aid rules! A little guidance from expert @GeorgePeretzQC
6/. It isn’t State Aid they should be worried about but EHRC
*ECHR.*
