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Pretty sure the answer to all of those is yes.
by cannonedhamster 8y ago
Pretty sure the answer to all of those is yes.
- lotsofpulp 8y agoI would go with corruption. I don’t see how it’s in anyone’s personal interest who works at the FCC to have reduced access to internet, and it’s super convenient for everyone, so there must be some side benefit to go out of their way to juice the numbers.
- Delmania 8y agoRegulatory capture. The FCC is the agency responsible for oversight of ISPs. They spend less in buying the politicians then implementing regulations.