Time Warner Cable still in denial, says users might not want faster data speeds
Do home Internet service subscribers want faster data speeds at lower prices? The answer to that question might seem obvious to most people, but many Internet service providers in the U.S. are still not convinced of the directions service speeds and prices should be heading. When they’re not busy concocting painfully and embarrassingly awful anti-cord cutting campaigns, ISPs are hard at work trying to figure out how to strike a perfect balance between providing the quality of service their subscribers want and raking in the kind of revenue growth their shareholders demand. Regardless of how they approach the situation, it seems odd to even question whether or not customers want faster service — but as noted by a pair of recent reports, that’s exactly what Time Warner Cable has just done once again.
A recent report from local news site Louisville news site WDRB.com covered Time Warner Cable’s recent efforts in the region to strike a “balance” in response the local government’s call for vendors to express whether or not they are interested in offering gigabit Internet service in the region.
Time Warner Cable’s response? We’re not so sure people want faster service…
“Not everybody needs that type of capacity that a direct fiber network would provide, and that is what we are trying to balance out,” a Time Warner Cable spokesman told WDRB.com. ”Our commitment is to look at every customer and [to ask], how do we enhance their experience?”
Read More: http://news.yahoo.com/time-warner-cable-still-denial-says-users-might-162008331.html
= new reply since forum marked as read
I would love GF!
Reminds me of the companies that cut portion size because "our customers told us they wanted more con-veeeeenient packaging". 
