How are customers service choices affected when they connect to a local community network?
Residential and business customers are free to choose any service provider connected to the network. The iTown design allows one large digital pipe to efficiently deliver services to each customer from many providers so customer options are increased by connecting to the network. Back to Top Why will service providers choose to connect to the LCPN? Many competitive service providers are seeking new means of accessing customers without having to incur the huge expense of building their own networks. They are constrained by restrictive policies of the incumbent cable and telephone companies which prohibit competitors from using the incumbents’ broadband networks. The advanced technology and open network design of iTown’s LCPN offer these providers a lower cost and higher quality means of serving their customers. It can be used to deliver services that existing broadband networks are incapable of supporting. Existing service providers may choose to use the network to deliver new services
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