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Perhaps because of increasing amounts of people wanting broadband, and it being viewed as a civil right, the prices have to be held in order to support the netw

Perhaps because of increasing amounts of people wanting broadband, and it being viewed as a civil right, the prices have to be held in order to support the network expansion to the more rural areas?

eru 16y ago
Perhaps. But you should look at what the companies are really spending their money on. That argument only works if the share of (rural) investment in infrastructure is sufficiently high.
wmf 16y ago
But US ISPs are not expanding in rural areas.