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Only temporarily. Once issues stop getting public attention they try again and usually succeed.
by partycoder 9y ago
Only temporarily.
Once issues stop getting public attention they try again and usually succeed.
- clouddrover 9y agoThe article also cites Comcast's campaigns to oppose municipal networks. These campaigns failed too: https://muninetworks.org/content/totals-are-comcast-spends-900k-fort-collins-election https://muninetworks.org/content/totals-are-comcast-spends-9... They might try again, but then they might lose again. No need to give in to cynicism and apathy just yet.
- partycoder 9y agoRemember SOPA? people protested it because it allowed to see what people did online. But what happened this year? ISPs can sell your web history. Now they got net neutrality provisions revoked. They lost a battle, but they are winning the war.