Report: cable more expensive in wake of FCC franchise reform

Posted by Sam Glover on July 8, 2008 | Permalink

Recognize this pattern? Industry promises that freedom from regulation will lead to lower prices. Government goes along with the plan. Then industry jacks up prices now that nobody can tell it not to. Typical. Report: cable more expensive in wake of FCC franchise reform | Ars Technica

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