RE: UKNM: Temporarily Connecting Locations to the Internet

[Emily Dubberley]

We webcast Radio Avalon from Glastonbury this year for six days using

nothing more sophisticated than a BT line - think it cost about �300

including the phone bill and worked solidly for the entire time. ISDN is a

more ideal option though.  Mail me off list and I'll give you details of the

tech bod we used to set it all up


-----Original Message-----

From: Claire Simpson [

csimpson_ukyahoo [dot] co [dot] uk (mailto:csimpson_ukyahoo [dot] co [dot] uk)

]

Sent: Thursday, 26 October 2000 05:10

To:

uk-netmarketingmail [dot] chinwag [dot] com

Subject: UKNM: Temporarily Connecting Locations to the Internet



Bit of a techy question this one. What if someone

wants to temporarily connect a relatively obscure

location (such as a shop or a dry cleaners ...!) to

the Internet for a reasonable price, how'd they go

about it? Leased lines tend to cost a lot just for a

temporary project and the ADSL option does not cover

enough areas. Are there any agencies that specialise

in projects like this and where can I find them!?


Thanks in advance!


Claire



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