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Maybe I am missing something, but what is the argument ISPs have for this?
by carsonreinke 12y ago
Maybe I am missing something, but what is the argument ISPs have for this?
- seanieb 12y agoThey are a very large contributor to Democratic politicians.
- couchand 12y agoTo be clear, the Democrat appointees are the ones pushing for a return to net neutrality.
- seanieb 12y agoFactually acurate. And what do Obama & Congressional and Senate Democrats have to say about it? at most feigning some concern, but ultimately doing nothing. They don't care net neutrality, having somewhat plausible deniable and making Comcast, at&t et al happy is a win win for them. Do you really think the FCC chairman would do this or be able to do this against Obamas wishes?
- jsz0 12y agoResidential Internet access is almost universally sold as a 'best effort' class of service. There is no guarantee of availably or speeds outside of the provider's network.