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To: steve-b
In short, the rules would force Internet Service providers (ISPs) to treat all traffic equally, period. For such a complex-sounding name, it really is quite a simple concept.

Isn't this a recipe for disaster?

2 posted on 10/27/2009 9:38:59 AM PDT by frogjerk (Obama Administration: Security thru Absurdity)
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To: frogjerk

>> What are the rules?
Nobody who actually reads the rules can reasonably be against them. They are short and to the point: equal rights for bytes. Although some people are voicing concerns over onerous regulations and government bureaucracy, nothing could be farther from the truth. In fact, the rules can fit onto a single printed page. They are:

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Subject to reasonable network management, a provider of broadband Internet access service may not prevent any of its users from sending or receiving the lawful content of the user’s choice over the Internet...<<

hmmmm..


3 posted on 10/27/2009 9:43:48 AM PDT by max americana (i)
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To: frogjerk

Much ado about nothing....how much more misleading can that be?


11 posted on 10/27/2009 10:14:28 AM PDT by Freddd (CNN is not credible.)
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To: frogjerk

excellent analysis
another way of looking at the issue, is the undermine the property rights of isps.
Undermining property rights is always a terrible idea.


16 posted on 10/27/2009 12:08:57 PM PDT by genghis
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