Why Your Internet Only Has One Provider

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A sunk cost of $1,200 to $2,500 to wire a single home is the reason close to 30 percent of households end up with just one internet option. Chattanooga's city owned network shows the fix, average bills fell from $89 down to $58, a case for the 19 states now banning municipal broadband.

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