To get their acquisition of NBC approved by regulators, Comcast volunteered a condition that would have them delivering $10 broadband to low income homes. Comcast insiders tell us the condition isn't particularly demanding on Comcast, as many applicants don't make the cut. Applicants have to qualify for the National School Lunch Program, can't have an outstanding balance, and can't currently have or have had service in the last 90 days. Following on the heels of Comcast CenturyLink is also offering $10 broadband as a condition of their recent $3.2 billion acquisition of Savvis. The offer provides users with 1.5 Mbps DSL service for $10 if the home qualifies for Lifeline Affordable Telephone Service in their state.