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Yeah, they had a shot at "regulated as a utility", but that ship has sailed. I'm looking forward to when criminal charges against corporations and "corporate e
by maxwell 6y ago
Yeah, they had a shot at "regulated as a utility", but that ship has sailed.
I'm looking forward to when criminal charges against corporations and "corporate executions" (i.e. revoking corporate charters and dissolving the firm) enters the Overton window.
- Ericson2314 6y agoUtility never made sense because free software manages the IP part of the commons so much more efficiently. I.e. utility legislation - should put the ISP utility in charge of running the physical infra - require that all the "software used for interoperable protocols" I.e. we are completely separating "google the data center farmer" from "google the software writer", and then shooting one of them.