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jmsduran | 12 years ago
For people living in Austin, I doubt we will see increased speeds or better price offerings from AT&T/TWC until the day Google Fiber is available to significant portions of the city's population.
jmsduran | 12 years ago
For people living in Austin, I doubt we will see increased speeds or better price offerings from AT&T/TWC until the day Google Fiber is available to significant portions of the city's population.
gnoway|12 years ago
That sounds overpriced given any definition of basic cable I can think of.
jmsduran|12 years ago
mikeyouse|12 years ago
http://imgur.com/rIrcxmJ
ahlatimer|12 years ago
cwal37|12 years ago
I've always been on promo deals, but even the "regular" price is $70-80.
js2|12 years ago
My only theoretical alternative is AT&T but last I checked they don't even know my address exists (my house was built in 2004).
Meanwhile Wilson, NC built out its own network after getting fed up with broadband providers not willing to service her citizens. Of course that won't be happening elsewhere in NC since TWC successfully lobbied the state legislature to prevent other towns from doing so. Anyway, here's the pricing in Wilson http://www.greenlightnc.com/about/internet/
All symmetrical. Much better than anything from TWC or Comcast or AT&T.dopamean|12 years ago
caw|12 years ago
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walexander|12 years ago
PhantomGremlin|12 years ago
The FCC caved on this recently. [1]
This isn't just a hypothetical situation. Comcast in Oregon now encrypts the OTA network channels. [2]
[1] http://news.cnet.com/8301-13578_3-57533637-38/fcc-allows-cab...
[2] http://customer.comcast.com/help-and-support/cable-tv/limite...
unknown|12 years ago
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