batageek Slave To The Duopoly Premium join:2003-01-25
I guess the only point to be made is that muni's can't directly offer retail service in Utah. They can own the infrastructure, but the retail delivery must be done by the private sector. -- »www.tricitybroadband.com
i don't know about that. all they need for success is what telco and cableco have enjoyed for decades: a monopoly enforced by law. then they will thrive and grow even faster, just like telco and cableco did!
DotMac4 Shill H8r Premium join:2007-10-26 Huntington Beach, CA
iProvo is in the infrastructure business where they belong. Content competition is good for consumers. It's up to MStar and others to be competitive.
So long as cable and telco providers aren't engaging in predatory pricing, let the customer churn continue. Perhaps the wholesale rate they're trying to get from MStar is too high.
