Americans Taxed $400 Billion For Fiber Optic Internet That Doesn't Exist | National Economics Editorial

South Korea is the poster child for high-speed internet: its fixed-connection and mobile download speeds are consistently among the fastest in the world, and its capital city, Seoul, is completely saturated with Wi-Fi. How did they do it? Being densely populated helped: it’s easier and cheaper to wire-up crowded cities than empty countrysides. But the key element was the government’s pro-broadband policies. Not only did they open up the market for competition among internet service providers, but they also invested in hard infrastructure.....
https://nationaleconomicseditorial.com/2017/11/27/americans-fiber-optic-internet/