>focus on universal access to 2 Mbps broadband instead of higher speeds in cities... assumes that you can't have both I don't think it assumes that at all, jus

>focus on universal access to 2 Mbps broadband instead of higher speeds in cities... assumes that you can't have both I don't think it assumes that at all, just that the free market will provide for the cities (which it is.. >100Mbps is available in most urban areas, 1Gbps trials are being held). I agree 2Mbps is too low though.