Pricing is actually the smallest hurdle to overcom (Score 1)

We wish that pricing was the whole problem but it's not. 1) Google Fiber is out of reach for most renters, especially those in low income housing. They require landlords to foot the bill for $300 per unit. And, they won't run fiber to a multi-family unit unless someone pays for 100% of the apartments. Think any Section 8 landlords are going to do that? Absolutely not. 2) Their terms of use specifically state that fiber drops can be used by only one household. Sharing connections to multiple families using Wi-Fi, which would be very economical, isn't allowed. So Connecting for Good, which is referenced in the article,became a nonprofit wireless ISP in order to fill that gap - http://www.connectingforgood.o...