What we have here is a classic case of barriers to entry. Instead of turning to the government to provide the service (which will result in a sub-par service w

What we have here is a classic case of barriers to entry. Instead of turning to the government to provide the service (which will result in a sub-par service with no chance of recovery) we should look to innovate and wield new technologies to overcome the barriers and give the greedy corporations a run for their money. Competition is the answer, not government intervention.