High-Speed Subscribers Slowing Down

Internet Customers  Number of high-speed internet subscribers have fallen with economy.
by Associated Press
Published: Thu, August 14, 2008 - 4:21 am CST Last Updated: Thu, August 14, 2008 - 4:27 am CST
NEW YORK (AP) - The economy has slowed dramatically. And so has
the number of people who want high-speed Internet service. The
number of new broadband Internet subscribers in the United States
has fallen. A research company says that number of new
signer-uppers is now at its lowest level in at least seven years.
Leichtman Research Group says the 20 largest cable and telephone
companies added another 887,000 high-speed Internet subscribers in
the three months ending June 30th. That's half the number posted in
the second quarter of 2007. The research group says there are two
main factors leading to the slowdown in new subscribers. One is
saturation of the marketplace. And the other is the lagging
economy.
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I wish BamaBob! But for all of their “education” and “business” smarts, they are too stupid to realize that their greed is the cause of their problems.

Maybe Economics 101 will kick in and they will drop the price!!!!!

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