Mr. Brian Crawford

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  www.canto.org/agenda.html - [Cached Version]
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  Brian Crawford Trans-Caribbean Cable Company

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  Alcatel: Project solves area's capacity needs for 5... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/7/2006    Last Visited: 3/7/2006  

  TCCC's president Brian Crawford told BNamericas in January that the company had started feasibility work for an extension project into certain select locations of the Eastern Caribbean.

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  C&W trying to join fibre-optic consortium -... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/19/2005    Last Visited: 1/19/2005  

  Yesterday, Brian Crawford, the president of Trans Caribbean Cable Company (TCCC) confirmed in an interview with the Business Observer that C&W had been in talks since December to join the TCCC team.
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  "The negotiations went well," said Crawford.
  
  Yesterday C&W confirmed the negotiations, but would not elaborate.
  
  However, Crawford suggested that C&W may have been motivated to secure another route out of Jamaica by Hurricane Ivan, and the potential the firm saw for major disruption to its service.
  
  "Remember what happened after the hurricane," Crawford said alluding to the storm which disrupted C&W's fibre-optic network for over two days in September last year, leaving much of the island without Internet service.
  
  Crawford himself could provide little information on Digicel's decision to break from the consortium, telling the Business Observer that he had "no information that Digicel is out".
  
  But he acknowledged that Digicel's notable absent from last week's TCCC general meeting in Montego Bay, had raised some questions.
  
  "Digicel was not represented at the meeting," he said."They said that they had another meeting which conflicted."
  
  Crawford added that Digicel's apparent "departure would have very little impact on the deployment of the cable", since other investors - among them some of the US largest telecoms, were still a part of the group.
  
  "MCI, Verizon, Cingular/AT&T each have three times more capacity than Digicel ever had, and so if Digicel were to leave it would only be unfortunate for Digicel," said Crawford.
  
  Digicel's first option was to secure its own licence to build a cable out of Jamaica, but as a safety had joined the TCCC group.
  
  However, another group called FibraLink, along with TCCC, were offered the two licences.
  
  "Digicel seems to be unhappy because they did not get the ability to control access of offering capacity for sale," Crawford reasoned.

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  Cuba News - Trans-Caribbean to build new fibre link to... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/14/2005    Last Visited: 8/28/2006  

  Brian Crawford, TCCC president, directed queries to the local representative for JNAP, who in turn declined to comment.

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  Fibre optic licences awarded - JAMAICAOBSERVER.COM - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/6/2005    Last Visited: 1/6/2005  

  Commerce Minister, Phillip Paulwell (centre) converses with Richard Pardy, chief executive of Fibralink Jamaica Limited and Brian Crawford, president of Trans Caribbean Cable Company (TCCC) at the press conference announcing the awards of two undersea fibre optic licences yesterday at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel. (Photo: Karl McLarty)
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  Brian Crawford, president of TCCC, agreed with the minister that the new link would result in "lower costs to all Jamaican consumers."

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  Fibre-optic firm gets time extension -... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/14/2005    Last Visited: 9/15/2005  

  Richard Pardy, (left) chief executive of FibraLink Jamaica Limited and Brian Crawford, president of Trans Caribbean Cable Company (TCCC) at the press conference announcing the awards of two undersea fibre optic licences earlier this year.

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  News T. Soja and Associates Inc. - Telecom Market... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 11/19/2003    Last Visited: 6/19/2004  

  "While the Caribbean is an attractive market for new telecom operators, there are still many locations where robust undersea fiber connectivity is difficult or impossible to obtain," said Brian Crawford, President of TCCC.

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  The Caribbean's First Network Access Point - [Cached Version]
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  "This configuration ensures that Jamaica's newest undersea cable will not be dependent upon any private network operator for continuing connectivity to the U.S.," states Brian Crawford of TCCC.

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  The Caribbean's First Network Access Point - [Cached Version]
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  Brian Crawford, TCCC president, directed queries to the local representative for JNAP, who in turn declined to comment.

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  The Information Source - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 8/26/2004    Last Visited: 7/10/2005  

  Brian Crawford of Trans Caribbean Cable Company gives his view of the world in this issue's installment of Executive Forum.

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