In a report released Tuesday, the Consumers Union and the Consumer Federation of America found that the big local phone companies and cable TV companies have increasing control of broadband business. The groups said the policies behind this trend have failed to provide benefits for consumers and do not create enough competition.
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- It's long past time the FCC and other government agencies should have forced the cable and phone companies to divest themselves of the physical infrastructure (the wires and cables). An independent co... (Read the rest)
- Posted by: gsholli_z Posted on: 10/29/04 You are currently: a Guest | Log in | Terms of Use
Paging John Carroll
John L. Ries | 10/27/04
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He's too busy picking up his pom poms from Microsoft
Jeff Spicoli | 10/28/04
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Here, here!
ejhonda | 10/28/04
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Simple answer.... Broadband simply costs too much...period
shawkins | 10/28/04
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Call Earthlink
htotten | 10/28/04
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What Broadband?
alterego_z | 10/28/04
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Accessibility and price. That's all. 'Nuff said. (NT)
Update victim | 10/28/04
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Monopolies
Sunny Jalolly | 10/28/04
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Yeah
ParadigmOdyssey | 10/28/04
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Divest the infrastructure
gsholli_z | 10/29/04
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