] Under the ruling, the Bells won't have to allow
] competitors fair access to new high-speed fiber-optic
] lines and facilities they say they will deploy in the
] future.
]
] What this likely means, unfortunately, is that the Bells
] will use their current power in local voice and data
] service to subsidize dominance in next-generation data
] services.

Mercury News | 02/21/2003 | Dan Gillmor: FCC ruling is a blow to the competitive marketplace