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I guess my question is why did Buzzfeed write this now? Didn't we know that dead people and Barack Obama were sending in anti-net neutrality comments in 2017?
by sincerely 7y ago
I guess my question is why did Buzzfeed write this now? Didn't we know that dead people and Barack Obama were sending in anti-net neutrality comments in 2017?
- PeterStuer 7y agoBecause there are new developments in the case, sadly persisting the perversion. Context: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2019/10/why-ajit-pais-unhinged-net-neutrality-repeal-was-upheld-by-judges/ https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2019/10/why-ajit-pais-un...
- jasonjayr 7y agoInteresting that DNS Caching is cited as one of the reasons to uphold the reclassification. Perhaps that is the grounding that should be used to promote additional 3rd party DNS resolvers
- newjersey 7y agoI kind of see a pattern here between net neutrality with ISPs and pollution with car makers. I'd like to think in both cases that by walking back (sensible) regulation at the federal level was bad for business. I wonder what that means for online privacy laws. Should the federal government not even touch this?
- yifanl 7y agoI suppose it simply bears worth repeating that the democratic process no longer exists, and I'm assuming they did a recent investigation and found exactly what everyone was expecting.