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I guess Comcast doesn't need to capture the local government in places where it's already illegal to build anything. But in other places it has definitely happe
by wmf 1y ago
I guess Comcast doesn't need to capture the local government in places where it's already illegal to build anything. But in other places it has definitely happened.
- rayiner 1y agoIn most places, permitting is the most direct and immediate roadblock. If you don't start there, you won't make any progress on the issue. I live in a blue state that actively encourages municipal and cooperative fiber deployment: https://mdbc.us https://mdbc.us. It's had approximately zero impact outside some rural parts of the state.
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- kube-system 1y agoWell, "deploying fiber" does not equal "starting a residential FTTP ISP". A ton of fiber infrastructure is only offered B2B.