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Broadband in the US is an excellent example of how a free market doesn't really provide any benefits for consumers. Case in point: Wisconsin has about as many
by semi-extrinsic 10y ago
Broadband in the US is an excellent example of how a free market doesn't really provide any benefits for consumers.
Case in point: Wisconsin has about as many people as Norway, but Wisconsin is around three times smaller in area and has a much simpler topology and topography. Still, Norway has a lower number of households where broadband is unavailable.
- etendue 10y agoCan US broadband be considered free market? Cellular (and satellite?) is limited by frequency allocations and wired is limited by franchise agreements.