Net Neutrality

Cadaverous Pallor · 08-22-2007, 12:21 AM

I'm bumping this ancient thread because I don't want to fully explain net neutrality if I don't have to.

Comcast takes the first shot.

I know this may be confusing but I really want everyone to think about this. Have a look at savetheinternet.com . It's really a scary prospect - the internet could become just like cable, with providers choosing what you can and can't see, how much each "package" costs ("Honey, if we get Package III for an extra 7 bucks a month we can get an extra 10 megs per second, plus access to both Digg.com AND imdb!").

If you have Comcast, please write them an email, send a real letter, make a phone call, cause some ruckus. I'm going to write them a letter myself even though I don't have their services. If we're not on the ball they could slay the golden goose right in front of our eyes.

08-22-2007, 12:21 AM	#8
Cadaverous Pallor ohhhh baby Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Parental Bliss Posts: 12,364	BUMP I'm bumping this ancient thread because I don't want to fully explain net neutrality if I don't have to. Comcast takes the first shot. I know this may be confusing but I really want everyone to think about this. Have a look at savetheinternet.com . It's really a scary prospect - the internet could become just like cable, with providers choosing what you can and can't see, how much each "package" costs ("Honey, if we get Package III for an extra 7 bucks a month we can get an extra 10 megs per second, plus access to both Digg.com AND imdb!"). If you have Comcast, please write them an email, send a real letter, make a phone call, cause some ruckus. I'm going to write them a letter myself even though I don't have their services. If we're not on the ball they could slay the golden goose right in front of our eyes. __________________ The second star to the right shines in the night for you
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