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>But the argument here is "broadband monopoly" not "wired broadband monopoly" No, to repeat myself, cellular wireless ISP service is neither functionally equiv
by fnordfnordfnord 12y ago
>But the argument here is "broadband monopoly" not "wired broadband monopoly"
No, to repeat myself, cellular wireless ISP service is neither functionally equivalent to other wired nor even to other wireless ISP service offerings. Cellular offers include low data throughput limits, and are not priced comparably. If there were two DSL offerings and one was priced higher for a lower level of service that would also not be reasonably considered a competitive market situation.
As for CenturyLink in Olympia, Wa. the poster already replied that Century Link do not offer service to his/her residence.
I'm not going to audit the claim about Megapath, but instead just assume that FireBeyond was truthful and correct when they said that Megapath did not offer residential services to their address.