this methodology appears to ignore the point that BF69 makes:
areas of service (especially for cablecos) tend not to overlap.
If your state had 10 cablecos, each with 10% market share, but no overlap whatsoever in territory(ie, don't compete with another provider in their area), does that mean the state has "competitive" broadband?
I'm pretty sure it won't seem that way for consumers.
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