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Broadband Usage Up 42% In The U.S. In 2003
Kickassthegreat writes "As reported here by Reuters, broadband usage in the U.S. jumped 42 percent in 2003 as compared to 2002. As more people sign on to high-speed access, how long will it be before we start seeing the cable companies (such as Comcast) start dropping their prices to levels which compete directly with dial-up?"
The last sentence was incomplete, it should read ...less bandwidth would be utilized per line.
Until Slashdot fixes the funny modifier, use insightful or interesting. The poster knows your intentions.
So that's what the question was!
'By how many percentile points will US Broadband usage increase in 2003?'
I hear there's rumors on the Slashdots
But who are the cable companies going to sue?
:P "That bandwidth is copyrighted, you know!"
That's easy - all those evil, pirating scumbags who share their connections over WiFi.
Karma: Segmentation fault (tried to dereference a null post)
not quite, comcast will give you $19.99/mo if you call every month to cancel. :-)
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Holy crapping crickets
...damn they're expensive!
...all kinds of installation fees and shit. ...customer service still blows chunks.
Damn if I know...
Damn bastards...
Thank you, Andrew Dice Clay, for commenting on Comcast's service.
ich muß mehr Kuhglocke haben
Silly rabbit, 42% is The Answer! It's the % we'd been missing all along...
Ummm... Pr0n maybe?