Comments on: Democratic senator wants Net neutrality regulations
In repeat partisan split in House, a Democratic senator takes issue with Republican broadband proposal.
In repeat partisan split in House, a Democratic senator takes issue with Republican broadband proposal.
December 3, 2009 9:01 PM PST
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Isn't it fascinating that AT&T can claim on their website that it "...will not block, impair or degrade access to any legal web site, application or service, nor will we intentionally degrade the customer experience or the service delivery of content or application providers" and yet none of our beleaguered lawmakers can figure out how to codify that single sentence into law.
Go to http://www.savetheinternet.com and take action.
* http://policycouncil.nationaljournal.com/EN/Forums/ATT/bf7c986b-75a2-4896-a940-7a63e1628fff.htm
If it becomes as cheap to stream video as text - people will just stream video.....and EVERYONE will pay more.
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- Isn't it just what you would expect. The U.S. government preventing sex slavers like Google, from restricting the sale of human being raped with animals. Right now,
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(4 Comments)Google has 677 MILLION of these rape sites. Now the government is going to pass legislation that protects these rotters from prosecution and protects the porno pimps. Our poor, poor, poor people.
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