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Originally Posted by Stuart
Actually, it's not quite as one way as you say. For a start, while Sky give access to the TV channels, they have their own LLU network which I doubt they'd give anyone access to. BT are only opening up their own fibre network because (I believe) they are required to.
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Sky's LLU network is using BT's network. They can't offer access to BT's network. The part of the network they do own, core fibre, is both used by them and other companies.
The issue is now more one of whether or not VM should be required to allow access to their ducts and physical infrastructure. They aren't going to have much choice in the not too distant future.
BT are required to offer the fibre service on an equivalency of access basis.
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Originally Posted by craigj2k11
they have investment in it and therefore is regulated by ofcom
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They have no investment in BT and its regulation is nothing to do with any government ownership.
Have a read of
http://www.btplc.com/Thegroup/Regula...heUK/index.htm