Going by your definition, does Apple have a monopoly on phones since every other phone is inferior? Just because one broadband provider has greater speeds than the others, it doesn't mean it has a 'broadband monopoly'.…
If you give me your zip code or a surrounding zip code, I can assure you that I'll find more than 1 residential broadband provider in your area.
Why don't they count? AT&T and Verizon are also broadband providers. They're not dial up services. Isn't that the definition of broadband? The cell providers are listed under "Advertised Speeds Above 3 Mbps Data" or…
What is your zip code? I am quite certain there's just not one residential broadband provider in your area.
For Olympia, WA, http://www.broadbandmap.gov/internet-service-providers/olymp... There's Comcast, Verizon, ATT, T-Mobile and a host of others. EDIT: Facts deserve downvotes?
Going by your definition, does Apple have a monopoly on phones since every other phone is inferior? Just because one broadband provider has greater speeds than the others, it doesn't mean it has a 'broadband monopoly'.…
If you give me your zip code or a surrounding zip code, I can assure you that I'll find more than 1 residential broadband provider in your area.
Why don't they count? AT&T and Verizon are also broadband providers. They're not dial up services. Isn't that the definition of broadband? The cell providers are listed under "Advertised Speeds Above 3 Mbps Data" or…
What is your zip code? I am quite certain there's just not one residential broadband provider in your area.
For Olympia, WA, http://www.broadbandmap.gov/internet-service-providers/olymp... There's Comcast, Verizon, ATT, T-Mobile and a host of others. EDIT: Facts deserve downvotes?