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- noun A person or organization that
overbuilds . - noun telecommunications A company that utilizes or builds on an existing
telecommunications operator’s network (which includestelco andcable networks). These are often associated with advancedfiber-optic networks.
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Examples
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Colleen Abdoulah, a former cable executive running an "overbuilder," WideOpenWest, testified in the House that program - access complaints now can take years before they are acted on, amounting to "a right without a remedy."
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Colleen Abdoulah, a former cable executive running an "overbuilder," WideOpenWest, testified in the House that program - access complaints now can take years before they are acted on, amounting to "a right without a remedy."
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Colleen Abdoulah, a former cable executive running an "overbuilder," WideOpenWest, testified in the House that program - access complaints now can take years before they are acted on, amounting to "a right without a remedy."
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Colleen Abdoulah, a former cable executive running an "overbuilder," WideOpenWest, testified in the House that program - access complaints now can take years before they are acted on, amounting to "a right without a remedy."
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"overbuilder," WideOpenWest, testified in the House that program-access complaints now can take years before they are acted on, amounting to "a right without a remedy."
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"overbuilder," WideOpenWest, testified in the House that program-access complaints now can take years before they are acted on, amounting to "a right without a remedy."
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RCNI), a competitive cable "overbuilder" as it gets ready to introduce a new TiVo device early next year that will offer customers access to a large library of "over-the-top" video from the Web and latches into the operator's legacy video-on-demand (VoD) system.
Light Reading: 2009
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The costs are so prohibitive for a wired plant, that no overbuilder can ever profit.
TWC to Customers: You Don’t Want Tiers, You Don’t Get Super-fast Broadband 2009
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You can get them from your phone company, your cable provider, an ISP and in some markets, an overbuilder.
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By this time next year, we'll know if interactive television, after decades of technology or economics falling short, will finally connect with the American public through the combined effort of TV set makers, broadcast, cable, satellite and overbuilder ventures.
By This Time Next Year... - Simon Applebaum - MediaBizBloggers 2009
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