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It's not a good counter-argument because telecoms arguably have a monopoly power in the US and were dragging their feet in offering fiber up until Google announ
by nemothekid 5y ago
It's not a good counter-argument because telecoms arguably have a monopoly power in the US and were dragging their feet in offering fiber up until Google announced they were becoming an ISP.
- tyrfing 5y ago> telecoms arguably have a monopoly power in the US and were dragging their feet in offering fiber up until Google announced they were becoming an ISP. One of those is extracting monopoly profits, and it's not the telecoms.