said by elray:said by cooldude9919:Because they care more about being competitive and not being a douche company than appeasing shareholders (which they dont have because they arent a public company anyway)
Not exactly.
The reason they don't have caps, is that they don't sell a real pay-tv product.
Doubtful Dane could scale his fiber offering beyond a few select, dare I say elite neighborhoods, in time to be relevant for the rest of us, without an IPO or a Google acquisition.
(We're still waiting, with baited breath, for the UNE-P Fusion copper product in Socal, and ANY offering in Verizon territory.)
I will admit in same cases it is tied to TV, but there are also many cases it isnt. Verizon Fios & cablevision both offer tv yet have no cap on their TV offering. Fios being a fiber offering and also selling TV, why in your opinion dont they have caps?
