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Federal rules still being drafted by the FCC would require regional phone companies to continue sharing their networks with companies competing for local business customers, but eventually to stop providing access to rivals for residential service. The regionals would continue leasing their lines at discount rates -- up to 40 percent below what they'd be without government intervention -- to local competitors who serve small and medium-sized businesses, a source said.
November 15, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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