Examples - RGP = $85, .name email is overpriced, whobiz is underthunk and misses what the market wants and not one single TLD operator has done anything remotely innovative in the last five years.
I keep hearing this mantra, but have never seen anything resembling a real explanation of it other than "competition is good, and competition always increases the... etc." We've seen so many counterexamples of this mantra -- in health care, in telecommunications, in air travel -- that a real explanation of the way in which you see this happening is needed.
Competitive pressure will change this - further regulation will perpetuate it. Let me know if I need to be more specific with regards to the behavior of these markets...
-rwr
