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Free Press Debunks Claims about Net Neutrality and Investment

- A new report by Free Press provides overwhelming evidence, despite the claims of companies like AT&T, that Network Neutrality will not harm network investment. On the contrary, the report shows that open Internet rules will likely have a positive impact on investment in both the network and applications markets.... Read full article »
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  • +3 raves Kino November 02, 2009 17:04:44 (edited)
    Kino
    This subject, more so than any other, has shown me how many conservatives have given up their right to think for themselves to be led around by pundits. Who in their right mind would let their access provider determine what content they can access?

    On the flip side of this issue is this release by the EFF ( http://www.eff.org/deeplinks/... ). They make some very good points.

    Truthfully, any FCC ruling should equate to ISP's can't determine last mile content access and the FCC won't determine anything else. Anything more than that makes me nervous.
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  • DaveThNative November 03, 2009 06:20:29
    DaveThNative
    Actually I have heard folks from the right and left up in arms about losing their internet freedom.
  • Hebertprime November 03, 2009 01:50:06
    Hebertprime
    Free press is a left wing entity.
    You can't believe what they say, of course they'll say net neutrality is a good thing.
    Their probably in on it.
    It'll keep you from speaking your mind if you disagree with the leftest crazies.

    The internet shouldn't be censored.
    So on that note;

    fuck Obama
    fuck Mccain
    fuck Pelosi
    fuck Reed
    fuck Bush
    fuck everyone in the white house
    and fuck you if you want to silece descent.

    How come it was patriotic when Bush was in office, but now it's not?
  • Not Einstein November 02, 2009 22:26:12
    Not Einstein
    I cannot believe that the conservatives against Net Neutrality actually have even the vaguest idea of what it is.
  • Peggy November 02, 2009 22:05:59
    Peggy
    Who wants to allow lheir access provider determine what content they can access?
    Who thought this gem up?
  • +2 raves
    moomoof "Jin Kazama!" November 02, 2009 17:06:44
    moomoof
    Ah At&t; are a bunch of sharks they ruined a good company like cingular douches
  • +3 raves
    Kino November 02, 2009 17:04:44 (edited)
    Kino
    This subject, more so than any other, has shown me how many conservatives have given up their right to think for themselves to be led around by pundits. Who in their right mind would let their access provider determine what content they can access?

    On the flip side of this issue is this release by the EFF ( http://www.eff.org/deeplinks/... ). They make some very good points.

    Truthfully, any FCC ruling should equate to ISP's can't determine last mile content access and the FCC won't determine anything else. Anything more than that makes me nervous.
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