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But it's false. The loss of net neutrality didn't end the internet like everyone said it would It seems too early to tell how that's going to play out since it
by Johnny555 8y ago
But it's false. The loss of net neutrality didn't end the internet like everyone said it would
It seems too early to tell how that's going to play out since it's such a political change -- I wouldn't expect providers to make any significant changes to take advantage of Network Neutrality at least until the midterm elections are over, no point investing in a business model if it's likely to change with the election.
- komali2 8y agoWell that's kind of my point. But even after the midterms I wouldn't expect to see packaged website deals for at least another decade, when society has had time to adjust to the little levers they flip leading up to it.
- Johnny555 8y agoI don't think many people were claiming that ending net neutrality would end the internet overnight, which is patently ridiculous since 100K employee companies can't change strategy that fast. But if the lack of net neutrality rules/laws continues, of course every big ISP is going to take advantage of the new rules to the detriment of customers. I think 10 years is too long of a timeframe, I'd expect significant changes to take advantage of no NN rules within the next 5 years.