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In this case also if it's losing money because private broadband providers dropped their prices that's still a win for the municipality. If it's losing money an
by tdb7893 2y ago
In this case also if it's losing money because private broadband providers dropped their prices that's still a win for the municipality. If it's losing money and prices didn't become more competitive then I would say it was just a bad idea overall.
- semi 2y agoeven if prices don't drop to be competitive, service quality could be raised to stay competitive, but that's hard to measure aside from actual increase in bandwidth. Even if neither of those are true, there's still value in a municipality not relying on potentially a single company for something as important as internet. But that's admittedly a harder sell.