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That's correct. Fred seems to be arguing for "Content Neutrality", which is to say that any publisher must make all their content available to anyone.
by mwsherman 16y ago
That's correct. Fred seems to be arguing for "Content Neutrality", which is to say that any publisher must make all their content available to anyone.
- fredwilson 16y agono i am not if i subscribe/pay for content, i don't want some ISP blocking it because they are in a spat with the content owner
- InclinedPlane 16y agoIs that what's happening? It seems like in this case it's the content provider who's blocking access based on ISP. Would any net neutrality law protect against this? Should it?