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Denver 14-11-2019 09:29 PM

Jeremy Corbyn wants to gove everyone free WiFi
 
He plans to gove every home and business free super fast WiFi in the next 10 years, where is he getting the money from?

michael21 14-11-2019 09:32 PM

Sky and bt are loving this :laugh:

michael21 14-11-2019 09:37 PM

The announcement will be made by party leader Jeremy Corbyn, who plans to pay for the scheme by taxing multinational technology firms such as Amazon, Facebook and Google.:cheer2:

Liam- 14-11-2019 09:39 PM

By taxing the tech giants that currently send their money off-shore :hee:

Mitchell 14-11-2019 09:40 PM

Here for it

user104658 14-11-2019 09:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by WickedSkengMan (Post 10711861)
He plans to gove every home and business free super fast WiFi in the next 10 years, where is he getting the money from?

Rapidly-advancing technology actually means this should be relatively feasible, it's probably coming eventually anyway tbh. Most big cities run free WiFi networks these days.

Withano 14-11-2019 09:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by WickedSkengMan (Post 10711861)
He plans to gove every home and business free super fast WiFi in the next 10 years, where is he getting the money from?

...actually taxing wealthy people, businesses and corporations a fair amount.

Crimson Dynamo 14-11-2019 10:05 PM

Snatch dat yoof vote bra

:laugh2:

Twosugars 14-11-2019 10:09 PM

Internet should be free tbh. Forward thinking :clap1:

arista 14-11-2019 10:17 PM

https://storify.com/services/proxy/2...5CnE8zuo_i.JPG

MB. 14-11-2019 10:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by WickedSkengMan (Post 10711861)
He plans to gove every home and business free super fast WiFi in the next 10 years, where is he getting the money from?

He'll be charging £10,000 a minute to use this website

Mitchell 14-11-2019 10:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MB. (Post 10711885)
He'll be charging £10,000 a minute to use this website

Nicky to be priced out?

Wizard. 14-11-2019 10:55 PM

Here for it but it should be means tested no-one earning over £30k can't not afford £30-40 a month on wifi.

Tom4784 15-11-2019 12:03 AM

If Corporations and the 1% paid what they actually owed then goals like this would be highly attainable.

Marsh. 15-11-2019 12:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet (Post 10711878)
Snatch dat yoof vote bra

:laugh2:

Spoken like a "youth" from about 1974. :thumbs:

Mystic Mock 15-11-2019 01:32 AM

It sounds like a good idea.

Cherie 15-11-2019 06:17 AM

Sounds great in theory but in practise how would it work, I would imagine it would be quite basic and probably wouldn’t work half the time? not too sure about this one particularly if you work from home and are relying on a half decent speed

Shaun 15-11-2019 06:20 AM

hasn't BoJo also pledged towards free wifi by 2025? I'm sure I read that yesterday morning.

Cherie 15-11-2019 06:33 AM

So they are going to part nationalise BT to do this?

bots 15-11-2019 06:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Cherie (Post 10711942)
So they are going to part nationalise BT to do this?

the only way they could do it was by nationalising Open Reach which is the company that provides the infrastructure for broadband throughout the country, and it has already been split off from BT so that it is competitive to all the broadband providers. Nationalising it would mean the end to it being competitive, and without competition there is no drive for innovation :laugh:

It's a flawed proposal, its a sound bite, nothing more.

lets also not forget all the existing broadband providers that would see their business disappear over night.

Kazanne 15-11-2019 06:51 AM

They must think we are all stupid, lol, getting taxes from Amazon and others like them is not that easy, the way they are structured makes that very difficult, so it will take 10 years when we really should have faster broadband here already, so imo more empty promises

Cherie 15-11-2019 06:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bitontheslide (Post 10711944)
the only way they could do it was by nationalising Open Reach which is the company that provides the infrastructure for broadband throughout the country, and it has already been split off from BT so that it is competitive to all the broadband providers. Nationalising it would mean the end to it being competitive, and without competition there is no drive for innovation :laugh:

It's a flawed proposal, its a sound bite, nothing more.

lets also not forget all the existing broadband providers that would see their business disappear over night.

so a lot of jobs lost then...

arista 15-11-2019 07:02 AM

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EJZR6DQX...jpg&name=small

Crimson Dynamo 15-11-2019 07:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Marsh. (Post 10711909)
Spoken like a "youth" from about 1974. :thumbs:

The only word from 1974 is vote

:skull:

Crimson Dynamo 15-11-2019 07:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shaun (Post 10711941)
hasn't BoJo also pledged towards free wifi by 2025? I'm sure I read that yesterday morning.

No suoerfast WiFi in rural communities


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