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how much money are you going to get if you put together an anti-telecom PAC what about free labour? that's what the op seems to be hinting at. people want to t
by 001sky 13y ago
how much money are you going to get if you put together an anti-telecom PAC
what about free labour? that's what the op seems to be hinting at. people want to take action. but they need ROI on that <action>. They need scale, distribution, co-ordination. etc.
your other points are good ones, especially the persistence and duration of entities like the telco's on influencing legislators over their entire careers, etc. that persistence and their deep pockets make them formidable opponents. for sure.
- joelhaus 13y agoI see obstacle #1 as raising awareness. While everyone hates their cable bill, it's not obvious that there are viable alternatives to the current structure of the industry. It also doesn't help that the current structure benefits most major TV media outlets (i.e. Viacom, Comcast/NBC, Fox and ABC/Disney). I use this subreddit as an outlet to vent/post relevant articles: http://www.reddit.com/r/bandwidth/ http://www.reddit.com/r/bandwidth/ There are also useful lessons to be learned from history; particularly, MCI's fight against Bell System monopoly. There's a good documentary about the breakup called Long Distance Warrior[1]. [1] http://chicagotonight.wttw.com/2011/09/21/long-distance-warrior http://chicagotonight.wttw.com/2011/09/21/long-distance-warr...