District pays a lot per broadband bit
Washingtonians get less bang for their broadband buck than every state in the nation except Alaska, according to a survey released Tuesday.
District subscribers don’t pay much per month ($43.72, fifth when compared to the 50 states) but when you add connection speeds to the equation, it’s a different story.
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