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There is now a vocal “net neutrality” chorus that will fight any form of price discrimination in wireless services, including fighting zero-rated apps. I think
by spindritf 12y ago
There is now a vocal “net neutrality” chorus that will fight any form of price discrimination in wireless services, including fighting zero-rated apps. I think that they are misguided and represent no actual consumers. However, the FCC will do everything to make them seem important, because that in turn justifies having the FCC do more regulatory meddling.[1]
And this how the comments will be used: mined to support yet another power grab. Later, do you really think that a regulatory body will side with you in the long term over organized interests and large corporations?
[1] http://www.arnoldkling.com/blog/data-price-discrimination/ http://www.arnoldkling.com/blog/data-price-discrimination/
- smutticus 12y agoIt's not a 'power grab' for the FCC to regulate wireless transmissions. Congress gave them that explicit authority in 1934. I really don't understand your comment.