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In New Zealand all the copper and fibre is owned by a regulated wholesale monopoly, that isn’t legally allowed to sell directly to consumers. ISPs buy access a
by mr_toad 8y ago
In New Zealand all the copper and fibre is owned by a regulated wholesale monopoly, that isn’t legally allowed to sell directly to consumers. ISPs buy access at regulated prices.
Net neutrality, with respect to content, isn’t really an issue, since 99.9% of content is made overseas.