The merger between AT&T and Time Warner is a raw deal for the rest of us [telecom]
Posted yesterday by Sen. Al Franken
It's long been impossible to imagine a family budget that doesn't include line items like electricity, gas, and groceries. Today, it's impossible to omit digital communications services like cable or satellite TV and high-speed broadband - both in your home and on your phone.
The typical American household spends $2,700 on these items each year - despite the fact that many Americans often complain about the service they receive from their cable, internet, or cell phone provider.
Posted 5 years ago by Bill Horne in General Telecommunications Forum