I don't have access to Time Warner or Comcast. I currently have Cox and I have never had Time Warner or Comcast my entire life. I have only read online from sites like Hacker News or Ars Technica in the comments about how bad it is.
Could someone enlighten us with some points of how this possibly could benefit consumers?
Will they have more capital to build out fiber networks like Google has been doing to compete with that? If this goes through how much control can be put in place by the regulators to make sure pricing is not increased, they don't throttle or block out certain content providers such as Netflix?
Even though they server different markets it seems insane that this gets approved from the knowledge I have.
Could someone enlighten us with some points of how this possibly could benefit consumers?
Will they have more capital to build out fiber networks like Google has been doing to compete with that? If this goes through how much control can be put in place by the regulators to make sure pricing is not increased, they don't throttle or block out certain content providers such as Netflix?
Even though they server different markets it seems insane that this gets approved from the knowledge I have.