even in glasgow, kentucky the top speed is only 6 megabits per second for $36. that's hardly exceptional. it's certainly no better than what's being provided in the private market. >> reporter: where average speeds are three times as fast, claims powell and prices are falling, not rising. >> the price per megabit per second has decreased 87% since 1999. in fact in 2010, the federal communications commission conducted a survey of american citizens and 93% of respondents said they were very satisfied with their broadband experience. many cable companies have recently announced very substantial increases in speed with no accompanying increase in price. so the evidence suggests that consumers are getting real value in broadband in the united states. >> reporter: but johnston doesn't buy powell's megabit average, says if people do say they're satisfied, its because they don't know what they're missing. or how much less they could be paying, because his key point-- there's so little competition. >> i have in my house something called a triple play package. you get int

they then put the system in glasgow in the red. it was losing money but only because of the cost of litigation, and when it came before a real conservative judge, he listened the industry lawyer and rebound down from the bench and say, sounds like you don't want any competition. well, since then, glasgow has modernized the system twice, charges much lower rates than the surrounding monopoly providers ask the same thing happened in lafayette, louisiana, and scottboro, alabama, and chattanooga, with the fastest internet in america, just after over 100 years ago wall street we're not going to wire. you're in the sticks. so the towns then created they're own municipal systems and overall people who get full electricity pay a third less, fewer outages, better service, and even the big systems like the los angeles department of water and power, sacramento, these really big systems, they pay salaries to their top executives that are in six figures as opposed to some of the private corporate utilities now paying 30, $40 million a year for

since then, glasgow has modernize its system twice. municipal system.it charges much lower rates than the surrounding monopoly provided the same thing as happened in lafayette, louisiana, and chattanooga just a facet internet in america. just as over 100 shares ago there were communities were wall street said we're not going to wire you for electricity. we're not going to do it. so the town and create their own municipal systems, and overall people get municipal electricity pay about one-third less. they have fewer outages, better service. and by the way, even the big systems like the "los angeles times" waterpower, sacramento, these big systems pay salaries to their top executives had earned six figures as opposed to some of the private corporate utilities now they're paying 30, $40 million a year for the same service, and people pay higher prices. so the market sometimes less efficient than local government focus on the betterment of the community. >> host: with other examples? it seems to be there might have been other examples of these companies, up

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that official confirmation at 7 o'clock, in about 20 minutes' time, here at the national stadium in glasgowing to an end his three—year tenure, and also a pretty grim record, with just three victories in 12 competitive matches. of course, scotla nd competitive matches. of course, scotland are anchored to the very bottom of their world cup qualifying group, with just bottom of their world cup qualifying group, withjust two points. so it probably does not really co m e points. so it probably does not really come as much of a surprise. i think also, we may find that the sfa will stop short of saying that craig levein has been sacked. but for the players and the fans, the fa ns for the players and the fans, the fans in particular, they were fairly vocal in their calls for him to be relieved of his duties. for them, it will not really matter, because he is no longer in charge of scotland. he was due to announce his squad for a friendly against luxembourg tomorrow. we understand that will be put back until wednesday, and billy stark will have that responsibility, we understand. will that the sfa