But I agree with your concern that the question of the local loop is the biggest issue this year.

The local loop, by contrast, is considered an integral part of its business.

The emphasis is on the local loop also known as the "last mile".

Generally, fiber is used in either all or part of the local loop distribution network.

Telecom had a monopoly on the local loop until very recently.

Many companies are now operating their own services using local loop unbundling.

The local loop costs the same no matter how much or how little traffic you use.

There has always been trouble with the rival independents, and in the local loops.

That first section is put together out of local loop trails and was officially opened in October, 2008.

Other local loop conditions, such as certain antiquated pair gain systems, may have similar results.

Many owners of local loops are public utilities that hold a natural monopoly.

But it's almost impossible to immediately obtain a local loop quality or monitor its activity in real time.

Local loops can carry services in two ways, unconditioned and shared.

Telephone lines also carry balanced audio, though this is generally now limited to the local loop.

Hence party line service was often given to residential customers to minimise the number of local loops required.

Each twisted pair line provides a single telephone circuit or local loop to a customer.

Individual local loop telephone lines are connected to a remote concentrator.

So the act requires the Bells to sell access to individual parts of their networks, like those wires, known as the local loop.

It consists of a wireless local loop that provides access to the fixed-line network.

The actual speed that customers receive will depend upon the length and condition of the local loop.

It is here that the individual twisted pairs of a telephone local loop are terminated.

Having many local loops available, they can be used by a Phreaker for beige boxing.

In May 2006 local loop unbundling was announced as part of a comprehensive telecommunications package.

It has the very recent recommendation on the local loop and on bundling.

On 3 May 2006 the Government announced it would require the unbundling of the local loop.