So you think these prices are the result of the defeat of nn? I've been paying 35 dollars a month for 10mb for like 15 years, no change. I want spectrum gigabit but their fiber stops 1500 feet down the road at a sub division. They gave me a quote to a few months ago of 12 grand to run it to my house. The reality is you can't force the company to run fiber all over the place when it's not profitable. If you did, then what would that do to everyone's monthly bill? Would the government subsidize the 100s of millions of dollars worth of fiber ran down every partially developed rural road? You don't know the true costs associated with providing tech support, field techs, maintenance, etc etc. And neither do I. The age of the tech may be the most negligible aspect of the monthly price. It may be cheaper to maintain fiber. Nothing changed with nn, and nothing changed after it.