- 56% Drop in Competitive Local Exchange Carrier Lines: Loss of 10 Million Competitive Lines Since 2004 — and Falling.
- Lack of Competitive Choices Led to Massive Local and Long Distance Price Increases; Billions in Investor Losses.
- FCC’s Deregulation Picked Winners and Losers — The Duopoly — Creating Economic Harms to Wireline-Competition, Favoring Cable Companies.
…Many details are in the report. The bottom line is that there is no effective competition in wireline POTS in the U.S.DROP 10,330,000 lines -56%
Only 7.1% competitive lines.
— Part One: Harm to Wireline Competition: Harm to Customers and Investors. TeleTruth, 15 November 2007
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