Jim,
>Try to understand this: you cannot sell a no-competition policy.
>The UK government has made it very clear that they won't buy it.
>Neither will the European Union (hint: the UK currently has the
>EU Presidency). Pretending that there is only one way that competition
>can work is an error. Blind persistence in error costs you support.
I believe that you are quite wrong about the EU position. They are strongly
against the several-monopoly approach. Check your sources.
The UK Presidency is not so strong when Bangemann makes an statement and
asks for agreement.
But again, we will know very soon, when the Telecommuncations Council meets
on the 26th.
Javier
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