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Isn't the real issue here product labeling? If an ISP wants to offer access to only wikipedia for 2 bucks a month why should there be a law against that? So l
by pmorici 18y ago
Isn't the real issue here product labeling?
If an ISP wants to offer access to only wikipedia for 2 bucks a month why should there be a law against that? So long as they don't market their product as "Internet access" I see nothing wrong.
- bvttf 18y agoMy main problem is that there's not quite enough competition in the ISP area. So if Verizon and Comcast both own newspapers we don't get any Craigslist.
- pmorici 18y agoSure, but if you pass this law you don't get free Wikipedia for life on your kindle. While the law seems well intentioned I don't think restricting business models is going to encourage competition.