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it is. I can't recall seeing a well reasoned argument against it, but one can presume there is one. but this process seem pretty perfunctory. in this corner th
by convolvatron 9y ago
it is. I can't recall seeing a well reasoned argument against it, but one can presume there is one.
but this process seem pretty perfunctory. in this corner the open exchange of ideas and the free market, and in the other...the idea that if we allow service providers the ability to package and toll all the content in the world, somehow that will be better for all of us.
maybe this decision is too important to delegate to appointed commissioners.
- raarts 9y agoHere's one: getting rid of net neutrality increases the freedom of ISP's to monetize their control of your internet connection.