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<blockquote data-quote="Mike_60" data-source="post: 2715072" data-attributes="member: 16957"><p>I believe the telecoms will ask for a stay from the courts until it is litigated and eventually thrown out - at least mostly. But I do agree that congress should address the issue and finalize it one way or another. The one thing business leaders hate is regulatory uncertainty hanging over their heads. Because corporate strategy is laid out for years in advance, and the uncertainty that these types of regulations cause are devastating to new product roll out. Under Title II type regulations, I'm sure they're asking themselves, why spend billions on infrastructure just to be forced to give it over to your competition. They may very well pack the investment money up and go spend it somewhere else with less regulation. Oklahoma was being considered for 1G FTTP even into existing neighborhoods before, but now....who knows?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mike_60, post: 2715072, member: 16957"] I believe the telecoms will ask for a stay from the courts until it is litigated and eventually thrown out - at least mostly. But I do agree that congress should address the issue and finalize it one way or another. The one thing business leaders hate is regulatory uncertainty hanging over their heads. Because corporate strategy is laid out for years in advance, and the uncertainty that these types of regulations cause are devastating to new product roll out. Under Title II type regulations, I'm sure they're asking themselves, why spend billions on infrastructure just to be forced to give it over to your competition. They may very well pack the investment money up and go spend it somewhere else with less regulation. Oklahoma was being considered for 1G FTTP even into existing neighborhoods before, but now....who knows? [/QUOTE]
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