The Open Internet & the Freedom of Speech
Government control of the internet
any attempt to control the flow of information by the government is an unacceptable attack on the first amendment
The Open Internet & the Freedom of Speech
any attempt to control the flow of information by the government is an unacceptable attack on the first amendment
The Open Internet & the Freedom of Speech
Please clarify.
If by free you mean 'of no cost', then it will be free only to those who do not pay taxes. Why punish those who contribute to reward those that do not?
If you mean free as in the classic sense of freedom, wouldn't imposing FCC regulation be the complete opposite?
The Open Internet & the Freedom of Speech
The Open Internet & the Freedom of Speech
The Open Internet & the Freedom of Speech
The Internet is about the exchange of information and ideas, net neutrality is so important so no one can control or suppress those ideas. Without net neutrality the internet is a propaganda machine for whom ever is in power.
The Open Internet & the Freedom of Speech
The Open Internet & the Freedom of Speech
The Open Internet & the Freedom of Speech
The Open Internet & the Freedom of Speech
The Open Internet & the Freedom of Speech
I think net neutrality has led to the immoral internet that currently is. The bandwidth should be sold to the highest bidder, so that responsible companies like Fox news and Wal-Mart can control the content. This is what a "free" market is all about. The only exemption should be for Christian churches.
The Open Internet & the Freedom of Speech
The Open Internet & the Freedom of Speech
The Open Internet & the Freedom of Speech
Imagine you picked up the phone to order a Papa John's and Ma Bell tried to steer you towards Dominos Pizza instead, because Dominos pays them commission on your order. Extreme, yes, but illustrative of "traffic prioritization" arrangements that will develop if we don't insist on Net Neutrality. Net Neutrality is fundamental to an Open Internet. Don't be distracted by FUD.
The Open Internet & the Freedom of Speech
The Open Internet & the Freedom of Speech
This seems like another example of our government
solving non-existent problems?