steven787 on 22 July 2008
Australia has 20 million people, 70% of which live in top seven cities.
The U.S. has 300 million people, 8% of which live in the top seven cities.
The U.S. has 50 million subscribers (not just available) to lines of speeds from 3-10Mbps.
Our taxes are lower.
High Speed for all v. I get to choose what I spend my money on... hmm let me think about that.
There are no caps on downloads or fees for overages in the U.S., plans in OZ charge.
Plans in OZ are way more for the higher speeds, the lower speeds are cheap though (but you don't get much DL capacity).
I would cite regulation, but I know you will simply ignore it.
