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House proposal doesn't include federal regulations mandating "Net neutrality." Internet companies protest.
House proposal doesn't include federal regulations mandating "Net neutrality." Internet companies protest.
November 24, 2009 4:00 AM PST
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November 24, 2009 4:00 AM PST
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tax dollars. I have hundreds of thousands of dollars in
infrastructure that I paid for. The government has not given me
a dime to build what I have built for our customers, and for
people to just assume that they own what has been paid for by
private companies is wrong.
Neutrality is great, but it must be on all sides, not just the little
guys underneath the big boys. If you want a level playing field,
make it level, not more uneven than it already is.
However, I do disagree with this. I can see allowing them to make their services faster (such as accessing Cox websites from a Cox cable modem acct) but all other sites/services should have equal status.
Here Here! I totally agree, the entire infrastructure was created from tax dollars.
If this plan goes thru in this form or at all, the previous posts are correct. The entire functionality and structure dependent form of the "Internet" will be harmfully changed. We must not allow this to occur, we must insist our elected representatives ensure that no private co/corp' be allowed to "own" &/or "exercise control over" this communications infrastructure, we call the internet. Even our nations security depends upon it.
EdGirard
- Politicians for sale
- by Michael Grogan March 29, 2006 1:59 PM PST
- More important than the effects of this legislation is the fact that it went in favor of the companies who gave more money to the politicians. The sell outs become more blatant all the time.
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