Then what's stopping a third company from coming in and competing? Or what's
to stop neighborhood or community co-ops from owning the last mile?
I understand the frustration here. I live in the middle of nowhere and I only
have one provider as an option. And it's slow-ass DSL. I would love to have
cable internet.
I want the internet that people in San Francisco get, but in reality, that's
not going to happen. It takes time. Rome isn't built in a day, and letting
FedGov get involved isn't going to make anything better. Let's work on
finding real solutions instead of empowering a bureaucracy (which is subject
to regulatory capture).
