Cable Firm's Pricing Seems Like a Plan to Net Extra Cash
Los Angeles Times, April 14, 2009
By David Lararus
Time Warner Cable customers beware: If you're what the company considers a heavy Internet user, you could soon be charged as much as $150 a month for online access. One of the FCC's next steps should be to determine how much the Net really costs on a per-gigabyte basis, and to ensure that access providers charge a fair price.
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