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marigolds
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reply to John T
Re: "Consumer friendly"-- which consumers?

Build-out requirements apply only to video, not to broadband internet.
Also, build-out requirements do not apply for competitive overbuilds nor unprofitable overbuilds. What build-out requirements do, is require service for marginally profitable non-competitive areas.
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