As a major sponsor of the Olympic Games, BT will install a high capacity and high resilience broadband connection to Portland for 2012. It will upgrade exchanges in Weymouth and Portland as part of the work. The BT work would bring broadband speeds of up to 100 megabits per second (Mbps) for the sailing races in 2012. But businesses and consumers in Dorset – particularly Weymouth and Portland – must demonstrate to BT that there is the demand to keep the broadband running after the games. So sign this petition to help keep this high-speed internet connection!
I am currently talking to local business owners about how this infrastructure impacts their daily operations. The feedback is clear that we cannot afford to lose this connection once the games end.
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Mark Turner
16 years ago
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Living in Weymouth means we already deal with slow speeds compared to the rest of the country. Keeping this infrastructure is a no brainer for local businesses.
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Dave Afolabi
16 years ago
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Ridiculous to think they would pull the plug right after the games. Keep the upgrade for the locals.
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Sarah Karimi
16 years ago
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dont take it away!!! we pay enough for internet that barely works as it is.
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As a major sponsor of the Olympic Games, BT will install a high capacity and high resilience broadband connection to Portland for 2012. It will upgrade exchanges in Weymouth and Portland as part of the work. The BT work would bring broadband speeds of up to 100 megabits per second (Mbps) for the sailing races in 2012. But businesses and consumers in Dorset – particularly Weymouth and Portland – must demonstrate to BT that there is the demand to keep the broadband running after the games. So sign this petition to help keep this high-speed internet connection!
I am currently talking to local business owners about how this infrastructure impacts their daily operations. The feedback is clear that we cannot afford to lose this connection once the games end.
3 Comments
M
Mark Turner
16 years ago
Featured
Living in Weymouth means we already deal with slow speeds compared to the rest of the country. Keeping this infrastructure is a no brainer for local businesses.
D
Dave Afolabi
16 years ago
Featured
Ridiculous to think they would pull the plug right after the games. Keep the upgrade for the locals.
S
Sarah Karimi
16 years ago
Featured
dont take it away!!! we pay enough for internet that barely works as it is.
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Living in Weymouth means we already deal with slow speeds compared to the rest of the country. Keeping this infrastructure is a no brainer for local businesses.