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That's because local governments give monopoly status to cable companies, i.e. there is no competition due to government interference in the market. I'm agains
by dantheman 16y ago
That's because local governments give monopoly status to cable companies, i.e. there is no competition due to government interference in the market.
I'm against net neutrality because I fear government interference in the network more than corporate - wherever the government goes it is eventually captured by vested interests and will do great harm.
- hcurtiss 16y agoI don't know about your house, but I only have one choice of cable internet provider, and one choice of DSL internet provider (at least I believe that to be true in SE Portland, OR). I do, however, have several choices of wireless ISP (Clear and all the major mobile providers), but these are ridiculously expensive. All of that is to say, are you sure internet is different that TV? Seems that, for the most part, they're both already state sponsored monopolies.