Postmodern America is a telecom-enabled nation. In the U.S., there are more telecom customers — 518 million subscribers to wireless, wireline and cable services – than there are people
In the U.S. every need can be turned into a scam. The weight-loss industry capitalizes on eating disorders; the pharmaceutical industry exploits widespread addiction; and the cosmetics industry takes advantage of women’s discomfort with their appearance. The same can be said about the telecom industry that capitalizes on people’s “need” to communicate, be informed and entertain themselves.
Diss-Connected is a companion book to Violations & Egregious Acts: Trillion Dollar Broadband Scandal by telecom analyst Bruce Kushnick. It analyzes the grift, the overcharging, and the diversion of funds that the [telecom] companies have perpetrated on the American public for several decades.
Neighbors Organizing Against Trespassing Technology 