Look at the series

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massysett join:2006-01-04 Silver Spring, MD	Look at the series from the cable industry's lobbying arm. It makes some interesting points. See for instance this one: »www.cabletechtalk.com/tech-discu···t-equal/ It says OECD stats are flawed because they count broadband connections per 100 residents, which does not account for different household sizes. For years I have been suspicious of people who say the US is way behind in broadband. Because there is no widespread dissatisfaction with US broadband (Broadband Reports readers are not representative) I have wondered if other countries and their higher saturation and speeds are either a) a result of bad statistics, or b) a result of misallocation of resources (e.g. governments pumping money into networks resulting in speeds higher than anyone needs.) Looks like it might be both.
massysett join:2006-01-04 Silver Spring, MD	to forum · permalink · 2008-06-26 07:32:36 ·
Rally Bah Humbug Premium join:2000-10-27 Astoria, NY Reviews: ·RoadRunner Cable	The US is way behind when it comes residential broadband. On the business side, we're almost tops. But you'll expect that. That site is spin-mill central, and whiner central. But sometimes it's fun to read Cable CEOs and Verizon's Policy Chieftans duke it out.
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