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Why Your Internet Only Has One Provider

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One city's numbers get completed, an $89 monthly price under the old monopoly in 2009 falling to $58 by 2012 once a municipal fiber network launched, then the notes total the cost of monopoly elsewhere at $360 a year more than a competitive market.

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