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"There is no evidence that broadband operators are unfairly blocking access to websites or online services today, and there is no reason to expect them to do so
by Elfan 20y ago
"There is no evidence that broadband operators are unfairly blocking access to websites or online services today, and there is no reason to expect them to do so in the future. "
That is a rather controversial statement. Dear AOL and the attempts to blackmail Google come to mind.
- lupin_sansei 20y agoCould you provide some links to this? I'd be interested in reading about it.
- Elfan 20y agoThe wikipedia article on Network Neutrality has some of the accusations (dearaol). I believe the ISP trying to blackmail Google was on Slashdot at some point. I didn't provide links before as I didn't have the time to check them for accuracy.