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To: IYAS9YAS

There is generally a fee charged for taking the FCC licensing exam. It has been so long since I took the exam I don’t recall if I paid for the actual license. I don’t think I did. Interestingly, I am about to upgrade my license in three weeks. The local testing fee is $13 or $14 bucks.

I presume you are not currently licensed? Where are you located? Perhaps I can steer you to a local testing site in your area. Freep mail me.


5 posted on 04/08/2010 7:16:56 PM PDT by miele man
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To: miele man

Without net neutrality, a web service provider such as Comcast (which is in the process of buying MSNBC) could prevent people from viewing websites that they might not agree with, such as FoxNews or even Free Republic. Or they could force people to upgrade to a certain tier to be able to access ‘premium’ content, such as Facebook or Twitter.

With net neutrality, a web service provider will be required by law to allow that traffic.


6 posted on 05/06/2010 10:17:32 AM PDT by netneutrality
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To: miele man

Without net neutrality:

If your ISP unanimously favors one presidential candidate over another, they can literally block you from visiting the other’s site.

We are literally talking about the possibility of censorship from the corporations. Net neutrality exists to prevent corporations from censoring content that their users choose to view.


7 posted on 05/06/2010 10:17:32 AM PDT by netneutrality
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