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If users get frustrated enough, the public policy on net equality might change. ISPs get away with lobbying, the revolving door, and exclusivity deals with city
by kevinchen 13y ago
If users get frustrated enough, the public policy on net equality might change. ISPs get away with lobbying, the revolving door, and exclusivity deals with city governments because only techies care.
- sbarre 13y agoYeah but nobody will be willing to be the ones who suffer horrible or no service in the short term, certainly not long enough to enact the required changes to bring better competition to the areas that Comcast monopolizes.
- baddox 13y agoThat's assuming that "the people" have a measurable influence on politics. Plenty of data show that no such influence exists in certain aspects of policy.