Now that Comcast and AT&T have stopped bickering over how to divide up the caviar and champagne that flows from what will be their mutual control over public airwaves, Tennesseans are about to have the chance to grab at the crumbs that fall from their table. Keep those promises of lower bills and competition in mind as collusion and charges increase in the future.
UPDATE: R. Neal points out that there is no mention of public access requirements in the new bill.
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