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Small businesses are the ones most likely to benefit from preventing net neutrality -- via an acquisition by a content provider like Comcast or Verizon or AOL,

Small businesses are the ones most likely to benefit from preventing net neutrality -- via an acquisition by a content provider like Comcast or Verizon or AOL, etc. It is the companies with > 30% market share that stand to lose, since ISPs would be able to pick winners and fragment the market further. This is why Google supports net neutrality.

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apu 17y ago
If I write on my blog about Comcast doing something bad, what is stopping Comcast from simply blocking all connections to my blog?
- allenp 17y ago
  Further - what is preventing them from changing the html and removing their name from whatever they serve?
  - grandalf 17y ago
    Nothing, yet they don't do that. I think you proved my point.
    - jrockway 17y ago
      Just like MSNBC didn't block Wikileaks when Wikileaks made their parent company, GE, look bad. Oh wait, they did do that.
      - grandalf 17y ago
        How is that relevant to net neutrality?
        jrockway 17y ago
        What if GE was an ISP and not just a search engine?