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Worked out for the norse, internet infrastructure is owned by the municipalities, like waterpipes, all fiber to the last farm and tel-companies just rent it. M
by qikInNdOutReply 4y ago
Worked out for the norse, internet infrastructure is owned by the municipalities, like waterpipes, all fiber to the last farm and tel-companies just rent it.
Markets just dont work on infrastructure necessary for the public. They usually devolve into monopolies/oligopolies or scaming the public through serial privatization. Wasnt it london, were the privatization of the public water supply failed three times?
- soupbowl 4y agoDo the Norse have a large land mass with great distances between population centers and many small towns in between rugged mountains, rivers and forest?
- Wata26363 4y agoYes
- desiarnezjr 4y agoI just checked a map. I disagree. That being said, coverage outside of key population dense areas isn't particularly great. Not that there are many people there to complain about it...
- pjc50 4y ago> many small towns in between rugged mountains, rivers and forest? This is what all of Norway outside of Oslo looks like, yes. Also fjords.
- soupbowl 4y agoRight they do have those things, I should have been more clear, the scale of Canada including all those things is much greater and more difficult to deal with though.