ISPs must now negotiate the price at which they can purchase access to cable systems. The industry has been hit by consolidation, and most ISP stocks have been savaged by the market. But others are distressed, severely distressed. But Mike Tarczewski, president of Aero Internet in Milwaukee, believes the future for small, well-managed ISPs is bright. In the end, this is a very personal business.
Problems crop up.
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