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The $300 Billion Broadband Scandal ReviewIn a nutshell, the book documents possibly "the largest fraud case in American history". It started with the Clinton-Gore Administration had aggressive plans to create the "National Infrastructure Initiative" to rewire ALL of America with fiber optic wiring, replacing the 100 year old copper wire.
Teletruth has filed a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission, (FTC) to investigate the claims presented; the book is the data for the complaint.
It has been said that if Chairman Genachowski fails to re-establish the FCC's power of authority to protect web users, he'll be letting businesses such as AT&T and Verizon to impede, censor or block content on a whim. These are the very companies who have allegedly committed this fraud. Moreover, it will cripple the FCC's ability to ensure universal Internet access for rural, low-income and disabled Americans, something already promised. (see video review)
The case is overwhelming that this is yet another bailout of a business that has been profitable due to fundig byu the American tax payers.The $300 Billion Broadband Scandal OverviewSince the publication of $200 Billion Broadband Scandal in 2006, New Networks Institute and Teletruth have continued to upgrade the information about broadband. With the publication of our 25th Anniversary Report of AT&T, Verizon and Qwest on Critical Financial Indicators, which updated the information in this report, it is clear that the overcharging and failure to deploy we covered in the original book continues to be a major issue in America. The FCC has issued a Notice of Inquiry pertaining to a national policy on broadband, and our analysis has not changed.Since 2006, there have been more mergers, including AT&T and MCI being purchased by SBC and Verizon, respectively, not to mention AT&T's purchase of BellSouth. This has increased the companies' ability to harm customers as is evidenced by a lack of broadband as well as rising prices for phone service, which can only occur because of a lack of competition.We also added our knowledge by doing separate studies in Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Wisconsin and updates to the information on New York, New Jersey and Massachusetts - and it reinforces our original claims.Consequently, we have changed the name of this ebooks to $300 Billion Broadband Scandal as it is clear that the overcharging of customers continues unabated and worse, our analysis of the 25 years of the Bells' rule shows that our original projections were actually low.The new information can be found at http://www.teletruth.org or at http://www.newnetworks.com Teletruth is registered as a for-profit company.However, we lose money because our expenses to 'do the right thing' are way more than what we bring in, even though many things are 'donated' to the cause, such as our web site, by Bway.net.However, the real question is --- Who is defending your broadband and phone bill rights? Who's working on your behalf to stop the phone and cable companies from essentially stealing your digital future? In the last three years we filed over a dozen documents at the FCC, including the first Data Quality Act complaint, lobbied Congress to pass the "Broadband Bill of Rights" to protect customers and competitors, are we have raised hell about the astroturf groups, the rights of municipalities, phone bill taxes and surcharges, or the outright broadband scandals that cost you money.Think there's another group doing a better job? Give them your money -- or help us, please. We need to go to Washington and make your case, and continue the work. So, if can, help out.Ways to GiveBuy an eBook --$300 Billion Broadband ScandalIf you can't afford to buy the book you can download it for freeBruce Kushnick, June 8th, 2009

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