What happens to poor AOL if it can't do what it did to dissuade?

We're already starting to hear from consumer advocacy groups that they absolutely are going to make Net neutrality a big part of the regulatory review of this merger.

[On the one hand, file sharing is] as close to a broadband killer application as we've got in the U.S., ... The broadband ISPs are smart enough to know they need every killer app they can get to drive demand.

I think everyone knows someone who's tried to quit and had everything from free months of service to 'you'll be sorry!' wielded against them.

As a practical matter, these poor folks don't have the resources to go back to our city just like they didn't have the resources to get out of our city. So we won't get all those folks back. That's just a fact. It's not what I want, it's just a fact.

They couldn't understand why these children were so poor.