He could only be right if there were real broadband competition - there's no point in the ISP disclosing how it's going to screw me if I have no choice. In the

He could only be right if there were real broadband competition - there's no point in the ISP disclosing how it's going to screw me if I have no choice. In the past few places I've lived (in Seattle and the SF Bay Area), there has been only a single high speed broadband provider (2 of those places had a DSL provider that promised "up to 1.5mbit" speeds), but that's barely enough for standard def streaming, and not nearly enough for HD streaming -- 1.5Mbit DSL was "high speed" 20 years ago.