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> in a small town that arguably never “deserved” it. Apparently it was still profitable. Just less so than continuing to milk old infrastructure.
by chmod775 5y ago
> in a small town that arguably never “deserved” it.
Apparently it was still profitable. Just less so than continuing to milk old infrastructure.
- smiley1437 5y agoI suspect the incumbents also want to minimize the number of precedent-setting municipalities that control their own broadband. Each one could potentially become a good example of the benefits of publicly owned infrastructure - and then inspire other cities to do the same.