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Net neutrality seems an innocuous concept when you look at it rationally--but no one seems to do that. Especially not big-name ISPs and cell-phone providers in the U.S. who are fighting the idea. Full Article at Fast Company
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A little while back Martin Bosworth sounded the alarm on the Obama administration's typically gutless approach to Net Neutrality, Copyright and the creeping control apparatus of the military infotainment complex: Now two Senators have stepped up --... Full Article at The Agonist | thoughtful, global, timely
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The network neutrality and network density that we have is a whole different proposition than what NYSE can offer to their end clients
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Now they’ve done it. The White House has gone and made AT&T (T) mad. Clearly, AT&T does not want to be compared to the Chinese government. Full Article at Barron's Online
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Okay, that's not exactly what White House official Andrew McLaughlin said. Close enough though! Full Article at The Corner
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AT&T doesn't like the idea of new regulations mandating unfettered access to the Internet, and recent comments from the Obama administration that connected the issue to censorship in China have really gotten under its skin. Full Article at NextGov
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The Council of the City of New York calls upon the Federal Communications Commission to codify strong network neutrality principles in order to ensure that the Internet will continue to foster innovation, increase competition, and spur economic growth as well as making the Internet faster and more affor...
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The FCC claims that broadband Internet markets are insufficiently competitive today to protect consumer interests. Yet a 2007 Federal Trade Commission report found no market failure and warned regulators to proceed with caution. Full Article at Technology Liberation Front
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The broadband Internet and cable TV industries are rapidly becoming one and the same, as companies use the same wired and wireless capacity to provide Internet, video, telephone and other services. Full Article at Reclaim the Media
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The network neutrality and network density that we have is a whole different proposition than what NYSE can offer to their end clients
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The Council of the City of New York calls upon the Federal Communications Commission to codify strong network neutrality principles in order to ensure that the Internet will continue to foster innovation, increase competition, and spur economic growth as well as making the Internet faster and more affor...
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We are greatly encouraged that the New York City Council is taking the lead on the vital issue of Net Neutrality and believe this resolution will send a strong message to Washington and serve as a model for other cities across the country
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Meredith Attwell Baker, the newest Republican commissioner, or her aides have held at least seven meetings with officials representing both sides of the debate since the FCC voted three weeks ago to move forward with a rulemaking effort on network neutrality, according to a review of close to 100 record...
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At the moment, the battle over network neutrality is not to completely eliminate the telephone and cable companies
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Conclusions from the UK Parliament’s APCOMMS report on net neutrality, copyright enforcement and the EU Telecoms Package
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The issues involved are thorny when you wade deep into the weeds, but consumer-level support for network neutrality seems largely driven by simple principle: AT&T should not be ‘speeding up’ websites with deep pockets, leaving everyone else to languish in the slow lane.
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Comcast tried to throttle peer-to-peer networking traffic and only changed policy after the threat of FCC net neutrality rules. AT&T sought to block customers from using VoIP services from its wireless network, but changed policy out of fear of the net neutrality rules. The trend seems to be that these ...
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Comcast tried to throttle peer-to-peer networking traffic and only changed policy after the threat of FCC net neutrality rules. AT&T sought to block customers from using VoIP services from its wireless network, but changed policy out of fear of the net neutrality rules. The trend seems to be that these ...
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The basic conclusion ... is that whether AT&T or Google wins the net neutrality battle, the outcome... may be similar, namely society exposed to the prospect of an unprecedented degree of discrimination. It is doubtful that competition could mitigate the risks.
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As conceived by the FCC, network neutrality is counterproductive ... It hurts the Internet and specifically for us, our constituent interest, is that it enables piracy by not allowing service providers to discriminate between sites that are transferring files illegally and those that are not.
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Google to date has gotten relatively a free pass that they're somehow promoting the public good on net neutrality as opposed to, what I see, is that they're trying to entrench their business model
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The implications of the FCC ruling have wider ramifications, as in practice 'net neutrality' has the potential to undermine companies such as AT&T in America who want to restrict the use of Internet [by] companies like Skype on the smartphones
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Mr. Beck fails to understand the fundamentals of how the Internet works. He should be in favor of Net Neutrality, because it guarantees streaming of his program will not be able to be placed behind, say, Keith Olbermann's Countdown. That could happen if NBC's owner decided to pay protection money for pr...
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Proponents [of net neutrality] have a worldview that network providers and application providers, like Google, occupy different parts of the Internet: dumb pipes versus smart apps. This is a mistake pure and simple. It's an analog idea for a digital world.
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Do you have some qualms that a replacement for you will not have essentially the same positions on important issues, to Texas, like cap and trade, like net neutrality, for instance?
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Integra Telecom would like to commend FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski on the Commission’s adoption of the proposed rulemaking on net neutrality. The Chairman’s plan is an important step to achieving the Administration’s goals of preserving an open Internet and enhancing and safeguarding consumer choice ...
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Congress has never given the FCC any authority to regulate the Internet for the purpose of ensuring net neutrality.
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Verizon and Google might seem unlikely bedfellows in the current debate around network neutrality, or an open Internet
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Proponents of net neutrality [who suggest] that network providers like Verizon and applications providers like Google, Amazon and others occupy fundamentally different parts of the Internet ecosystem -- a binary world of 'dumb pipes' on the one hand and 'smart applications' on the other ... If fundament...
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It is my hope we will be in a position to legislate at the appropriate time with regard to network neutrality
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There’s competition between service providers, like Comcast and Verizon, but net neutrality is more about a very different type of competition — competition within the ecosystem
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So we have Marxists that are designing and working on net neutrality -are big believers in net neutrality, right? Gosh, it does seem that these would be the wrong people to help, you know, innovate business for it.
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Contrary to the lingo, ‘net neutrality’ is anything but neutral
SOURCE: Freshnews.com
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