Skip to main contentSkip to navigationSkip to navigation

Are you paying too much for cable and internet?

This article is more than 9 years old

The Federal Communications Commission has finally realised what most Americans have known for quite a while: internet is a utility. What might have felt like a luxury a decade ago is now necessary. Even as the FCC prepares to keep internet ‘open’ to all, it will not regulate prices or force cable and internet providers to share networks, according to FCC officials.

As a utility, internet and cable account for a good chunk of Americans’ monthly expenses. To find how much Americans spend each month on such services we turned to our readers. Over 1,000 people shared with us how much they spend on cable and internet each month.

How much do you spend on cable? Share with us here and we might add your response below

Comments (…)

Sign in or create your Guardian account to join the discussion

Most viewed

Most viewed