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		<title>Buffalo Fights For FiOS &#8211; Launches Campaign to Get Verizon&#8217;s Attention</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Last year we discussed at length how with the exception of several major cities like New York, Washington DC and Philadephia, Verizon&#8217;s FiOS expansion is essentially over for now. That left a significant number of markets suddenly wondering why they weren&#8217;t good enough for consideration, including Boston, Alexandria, Virginia, Baltimore, Maryland and Wilmington, Delaware. Buffalo, New York can now be added to that list &#8212; city leaders telling the Buffalo News they&#8217;ve started a campaign [...]]]></description>
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Last year we discussed at length how with the exception of several major cities like New York, Washington DC and Philadephia, Verizon&#8217;s FiOS expansion <a href="http://www.dslreports.com/shownews/107639">is essentially over</a> for now. That left a significant number of markets suddenly wondering why they weren&#8217;t good enough for consideration, including Boston, <a href="http://www.dslreports.com/shownews/Alexandria-Virginia-Wants-Their-FiOS-107288">Alexandria, Virginia</a>, <a href="http://www.dslreports.com/shownews/107050">Baltimore, Maryland</a> and <a href="http://www.dslreports.com/shownews/107751">Wilmington, Delaware</a>. Buffalo, New York can now be added to that list &#8212; city leaders telling the <a href="http://www.buffalonews.com/city/communities/buffalo/article395560.ece">Buffalo News</a> they&#8217;ve started a campaign and a website named <a href="http://dontbypassbuffalo.com/">dontbypassBuffalo.com</a> aimed at getting Verizon to make sure Buffalo gets its upgrade. As is usually the case, Verizon won&#8217;t comment on how they chose the first wave of cities, or when Buffalo can expect service:</p>
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<p>John Bonomo, a New York City-based spokesman for Verizon, said he could not speculate on how soon large sections of Buffalo will be wired with FiOS. He said the company already has franchises with more than 180 communities across the state, and these agreements require Verizon to expand fiber optic FiOS service within specified time periods. But Bonomo was quick to point out that Verizon already offers fast Internet service via its copper wire network. He believes it&#8217;s unfair to suggest that the absence of FiOS in Buffalo is hindering its economy, education system and neighborhoods.</p>
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