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Because an ISP that takes payments from third parties to block content will thereby be able to provide lower rates to consumers.
by mkopinsky 14y ago
Because an ISP that takes payments from third parties to block content will thereby be able to provide lower rates to consumers.
- icebraining 14y agoYes, and so people would be glad to choose that. And others would prefer to pay for the content (presumably, Coursera wouldn't be the only ones blocked), much like they do with almost everything else. Is there any market where only the cheapest can sell? I doubt it.