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Now if the FCC was actually principled when when choosing when to " sticking to its requirements" because ti seems large traditional companies can just do what
by phpisthebest 3y ago
Now if the FCC was actually principled when when choosing when to " sticking to its requirements" because ti seems large traditional companies can just do what ever the hell they want and get subsidies.
- spurgu 3y agoYou have to be on good terms with people high up.
- NelsonMinar 3y agoDo you have an example with the RDOF of a "large traditional company" doing whatever the hell they want and getting subsidies? It's a bit complciated since it's still under review. This happened in the past all the time, particularly in Ajit Pai's version of the FCC. But the RDOF process seems different. In particular the FCC is actually measuring performance, not just relying on ISP's self-reported numbers. AT&T was really good at strategically lying about those in the past.
- 93po 3y agoHis point is more about the $200+ billion ISPs received in grants to roll out fiber and subsequently did very little work but kept all the money.