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By MELANIE PLENDA
Union Leader Correspondent
Tuesday, Dec. 1, 2009
Pine Tree Cablevision said it would close yesterday, leaving customers in the lurch.
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YOUR COMMENTS
It appears rural New Hampshire is destined to stay on a parallel with 'Third-World' countries for the foreseeable future as far as Internet connectivity is concerned. Thanks to the 'brilliant' decision by State legislators and the Public Utilities Commisson who fell hook-line-and-sinker for FairPoint's pitch to expand DSL services to rural New Hampshire communities even though they were severely over extended and under capitalized before taking on Verizon's land-line operations in Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont.
For nine years I had empty promises from Verizon on DSL expansion plans and now it looks like with bankrupt FairPoint at the helm, we'll be lucky to have Dial-up (no land-line phone service - no dial-up Internet and certainly not even a hint of expanded DSL). Way to go State of New Hampshire!
- Stephen Cooke, Jaffrey
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