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Thanks for asking this question, it makes me realize how blindly I've been on the 'save net neutrality' bandwagon. I tried understanding these reasons (you prov
by songzme 9y ago
Thanks for asking this question, it makes me realize how blindly I've been on the 'save net neutrality' bandwagon. I tried understanding these reasons (you provided) and it turns out I don't know anything. For starters,
1. What is the title II Regs? I did a quick google search and I came up with this:
http://www.latimes.com/opinion/op-ed/la-oe-pai-fcc-internet-regulation-20170426-story.html http://www.latimes.com/opinion/op-ed/la-oe-pai-fcc-internet-...
Why doesn't the regulation match the internet now? All of the articles I find seems to handwave the actual reasoning.
"And they argued that the only way for the government to prevent this outcome was to adopt an old regulatory framework called Title II—originally designed in the 1930s for the Ma Bell telephone monopoly—and apply it to thousands of Internet service providers, big and small. In other words, they wanted lawyers and bureaucrats to govern the Internet rather than engineers, technologists and businesses." - HOW?
2. For those who didn't know what Federal Communications Commissions (FCC) or the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is and how they are different: http://roslynlayton.com/fcc-vs-ftc-which-will-do-a-better-job-to-protect-consumers-in-light-of-net-neutrality/ http://roslynlayton.com/fcc-vs-ftc-which-will-do-a-better-jo...