Yeah everywhere I’ve lived outside the US does something similar and it always works much better than in the US. > It's one of those (rare?) cases where good r

Yeah everywhere I’ve lived outside the US does something similar and it always works much better than in the US. > It's one of those (rare?) cases where good regulation, and a free market collide, and the result us that everyone has fibre. I’d argue that good (and certainly not nonexistent) regulation is a necessity of a well-functioning, efficient market.