It certainly has not been adoption at the rate that some companies in the industry, some of the early entrants among the broadband providers, were expecting.

While this is unexpected, it indicates that AOL is remaining technologically agnostic. But I wouldn't expect AOL, if they expand DSL trials further, to compete in the same markets as Time Warner,

While this is unexpected, it indicates that AOL is remaining technologically agnostic. But I wouldn't expect AOL, if they expand DSL trials further, to compete in the same markets as Time Warner.

Holy mackerel. ... That's not small beans in these jaded times.

It's interesting this announcement comes so soon on the heels of the Time Warner deal,

People realize it's not a good idea to put all your eggs in one basket.