Less white neighborhoods get worse internet deals, analysis finds
While none of the ISPs denied offering vastly different rates based on neighborhoods, they said the intent is not to discriminate.
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While none of the ISPs denied offering vastly different rates based on neighborhoods, they said the intent is not to discriminate.
While none of the ISPs denied offering vastly different rates based on neighborhoods, they said the intent is not to discriminate.
While none of the ISPs denied offering vastly different rates based on neighborhoods, they said the intent is not to discriminate.
In many cases, the poorest and least white parts of a city only are offered service that's so slow it doesn't meet federal regulators' definition of broadband — and providers regularly charge the same amount for that service as they do for their fastest speeds in other neighborhoods.
While none of the ISPs denied offering vastly different rates based on neighborhoods, they said the intent is not to discriminate.