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It sounds like that is what they have been doing. What they need to do now is tell Verizon that they failed to fulfill their contract, pull their license, and
by thomastjeffery 6y ago
It sounds like that is what they have been doing.
What they need to do now is tell Verizon that they failed to fulfill their contract, pull their license, and operate their own municipal broadband.
- lotsofpulp 6y agoNew York City government has been all talk and no walk because they also do not want to pony up the sufficient funds to make it happen.
- toss1 6y agoYup. Although, while I'm no longer familiar with the local situation, it seems that the action has more been to sue Verizon and pocket the proceeds from the lawsuits into the general fund, while keeping their actual regulatory big gun in the holster. Managing lawsuits and paying fines is apparently still cheaper for Verizon than actually installing the fiber. What I want to know is WHY no regulator or judge has seen fit to actually enforce the requirement sufficiently to change Verizon's behavior. (Or why they just don't use your suggestion, say they failed, repeatedly, pull the plug, and make their own system. They could pay for a LOT with the profits, even providing better and cheaper service)