US in fifteenth place for broadband access

FoolishOwl writes: According to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, the US has fallen to fifteenth in the ranking of nations with respect to the proportion of citizens with broadband Internet access, from third place ten years ago. While US consumers report satisfaction with their Internet access speeds, they receive less bandwidth at higher prices than consumers in Europe. One possible source of the difference is that most advanced nations require line sharing by ISPs, but the US does not.