Originally posted by: spidey07
Xavier, you will also notice that they (Charter) are providing an unlimited service for 140 bucks a month. I never said you couldn't have an unlimited service, just that one needs to pay for it because the prices where they are at today cannot sustain an all you can eat model.
If gubment steps in to say you can't have caps then expect home broadband prices to skyrocket.
That depends. Take a closer look at the bill. It is also asking for a lot of expansions and infrastructure enhancements which could pave the way for a lot more competition to rise up across the nation. If that happens, then it should help keep the prices in check.
The combination of proper government involvement to support net neutrality and truly opportunistic free market competition is the key to maximizing the benefits for the consumer.