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I agree in theory, but in practice, anti-trust laws only become more and more toothless with time so this isn't getting any better. I don't agree about cementi
by shmerl 2y ago
I agree in theory, but in practice, anti-trust laws only become more and more toothless with time so this isn't getting any better.
I don't agree about cementing monopolies, it's the opposite. Net neutrality beats anti-competitive practices back, because as above, regular competition law got almost useless and not applied to solve these issues de-facto.
If competition law enforcement will improve - there won't be a need for separate net neutrality rules.
Problem is that opponents of net neutrality don't want competition law enforcement either, so they want to have their anti-competitive cake and eat it unchecked.