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There's no way there's going to be subloop unbundling after the Supreme Court killer local loop unbundling.
by amazon_not 9y ago
There's no way there's going to be subloop unbundling after the Supreme Court killer local loop unbundling.
- gnopgnip 9y agoIt could happen just for DSL. The big ISP don't really want to service rural areas anyways.
- amazon_not 9y agoCould happen how? The big ISPs don't want to do it voluntarily and the Supreme Court says they don't have to. Just because the ISPs don't want to serve rural areas doesn't mean they want anybody else to either.
- dragonwriter 9y agoAs an illustration of a related inclination, the FCC, pushed by the big telcos—who also tend to be big ISPs—under Ajit Pai killed the use of resellers (non-facilities-based providers) in the Lifeline program, despite the fact that 70% of Lifeline customers used them, often because the facilities-based providers aren't offering them service directly. This got overlooked by a lot of people, because what attention was on the FCC was all about net neutrality.