THE idea of a second broadband network is not new – it has been bandied around for nearly two decades.
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was supposed to build it years ago, but failed, and had to be rescued. Now, it remains a niche player for fixed broadband, serving pockets of the population. In the past, many players were given licences to bring to market services but some just vanished and some merged-swallowed into or by bigger players.
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