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The problem is that the Big Four (or five, if you count Microsoft) just aren't that interested in it. There's a lot of benefit to them to end neutrality.
by beat 10y ago
The problem is that the Big Four (or five, if you count Microsoft) just aren't that interested in it. There's a lot of benefit to them to end neutrality.
- dragonwriter 10y agoI don't think there's a net benefit to them (which is why they've been mostly pro-Open Internet); OTOH, they are better positioned than smaller players to deal with it, so they aren't that motivated.