Just think if this level of marketing, lobbying, and energy was channeled into something like a national fiber broadband utility available to everyone.
"But," you may ask, "why would industry groups ever push something like that? Such a thing would cost loads of money and put market dominance at risk!"
And then maybe you start to wonder why they're in such a rush to fight for the subsidies, investment, and contracts for "more wireless, but faster and more G's!"
"But," you may ask, "why would industry groups ever push something like that? Such a thing would cost loads of money and put market dominance at risk!"
And then maybe you start to wonder why they're in such a rush to fight for the subsidies, investment, and contracts for "more wireless, but faster and more G's!"