Yahoo's broadband competitors
Yahoo's competitors include MSN which partnered with Verizon in June according to News.com:
to create a "new kind of DSL service" aimed at giving subscribers services and content with high-speed Internet access, according to a statement by Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer. That service is expected to launch in early 2003 and cost $39.95 to $49.95 a month, depending on a subscriber's location.
Microsoft also offers its MSN broadband service for $49.95 a month in partnerships with SBC, BellSouth and Qwest Communications International. Meanwhile, AOL struck a deal this month with troubled broadband provider Covad Communications to buy wholesale DSL services...AOL High Speed Broadband service over cable modem is $31.05 a month, in addition to a monthly $23.90 fee for unlimited AOL dial-up, plus taxes and other service fees.