Which is irrelevant jf their day-to-day operations, esp speed and pricing, arent regulated in a way that forces one up and other down. It doesn't help that the head of regulation is usually from telecoms or their lobbyists. Or that they bribe politicians to protect their interests like getting states to ban taxpayer-funded networks.
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Which is irrelevant jf their day-to-day operations, esp speed and pricing, arent regulated in a way that forces one up and other down. It doesn't help that the head of regulation is usually from telecoms or their lobbyists. Or that they bribe politicians to protect their interests like getting states to ban taxpayer-funded networks.