Indeed, let's make everyplace like Minneapolis, or Google Fiber cities, by fixing each local market with new options. That's much better than nationally lockin

Indeed, let's make everyplace like Minneapolis, or Google Fiber cities, by fixing each local market with new options. That's much better than nationally locking-in a pipes-and-sewers-like regulatory structure that freezes incumbents into a safe but slow-moving regulated approach, for decades. The decades of Title-II-regulated AT&T telecom monopoly were not good for consumers or innovation. They were safe and slow.