Last Mile Problem SOLVED!

by Jim Harper on April 1, 2008 · Comments

Frustrated by the lack of competition in broadband services? No longer!

Comments Posted in: Broadband & Neutrality Regulation

  • Not so fast, the Sewer Line Providers will begin complain of lost revenue from the unauthorized freeriders impinging on sewer capacity.

    Where is the DCMA on this?
  • Ryan Radia
    would that it were...
  • Bowels
    I still use an outhouse, so this won't work for me.

    Those of use without modern toilets are becoming more and more disenfranchised from the rest of the population.
  • Timon
    There is an interesting background to this gag that tends not to be noticed: it was a specific attack on the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, especially Tom Ammiano, who this time last year were trying to suggest that a city-owned fiber optic network in sewer lines would be preferable to a private wireless network. It was a pretty hilarious and audacious thing for a company to do, to just mock a regulator it had business in front of.
  • Probably has a better chance of working than most the muni wi-fi projects underway right now.
  • Anon
    ... but this was already introduced this time last year!
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