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Funny how that article completely talks about it from the large corporation point of view, and not of that of the consumer. Yes, if I could, as a consumer affo
by feistypharit 9y ago
Funny how that article completely talks about it from the large corporation point of view, and not of that of the consumer. Yes, if I could, as a consumer afford to peer directly again exchange and backhaul to my house, I wouldn't care either! Then he mentions competition at the end...as if most US consumers have more than one choice for broadband.
- pfedak 9y agoThe article seems deliberately deceptive, entirely ignoring the second half of what it claims net neutrality means except to criticize Google for not treating all the bits it sends the same, and then encouraging us to think net neutrality creates a "bevy of regulations" for Google's competitors. What new regulations apply to non ISPs? How does net neutrality change that other companies have to make deals with service providers? There's no argument here, just a complaint that Google is huge which, while probably valid, seems irrelevant.