> There are isolated instances of successful municipal broadband There are lots of successes, Colorado, Minneapolis, Kansas City, Chattanooga etc. and those ar

> There are isolated instances of successful municipal broadband There are lots of successes, Colorado, Minneapolis, Kansas City, Chattanooga etc. and those are just in the US. It seems like you have some sort of axe to grind, going on huge rants about water and sewers. > Most of the top countries, like Singapore and Norway, similarly rely on private companies Interesting you mention that, since the government layed down all the fiber and lots of small startup companies just ran the endpoints. This example couldn't be more contrary to what you are claiming.