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> majority of public Do you have sources? I personally believe in the free market, and think fast lanes are beneficial for customers.
by dgzl 8y ago
> majority of public
Do you have sources? I personally believe in the free market, and think fast lanes are beneficial for customers.
- hnruss 8y agoIt's pretty easy to find sources on this, although I'm sure that you can find conservative media sources that would support a contrary opinion (as is the case for most things). Maybe try using DuckDuckGo to ensure that you're not stuck in a bubble: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=net+neutrality+poll https://duckduckgo.com/?q=net+neutrality+poll One of the more compelling sources that I've seen is an analysis of the comments that the FCC received, which showed that 66% of verifiably legitimate comments favored Net Neutrality. See: https://medium.com/ragtag-notes/bot-or-not-verifying-public-comments-on-net-neutrality-8c77ee54a02e https://medium.com/ragtag-notes/bot-or-not-verifying-public-...
- dgzl 8y agoThanks for the reply, and I suppose you're right. In my review of the public understanding of this topic, they don't seem to understand or even realize the potential benefits from the free market approach.
- JaimeThompson 8y agoOne thing I am curious about is why "fast lane" traffic is sold for so inexpensive a price to favored companies. Prices that are a lot less than a typical consumer could pay for extra transfer.