Posted on Feb 23, 2018
Publication of Net Neutrality Rule Prompts Challenge by 24 States
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I guess the Telecoms did not buy enough politicians.
Publication of Net Neutrality Rule Prompts Challenge by 24 States
Posted from courthousenews.comPosted in these groups: Federal Communications Commission
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Given their resources, and the unwillingness of politicians to go toe to toe with the corporations like Verizon, it's only a matter of time before net neutrality is history.
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1stSgt Nelson Kerr
Nah, the opposing companies have far more money and when the corruption is this obvious it is hard to make fly. You will notice that Version and its ilk are being publicly quiet is their only hope is to get this though without the public having a clue.
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1stSgt Nelson Kerr - I don't know... many opposing companies will likely use their power and influence to guarantee their position in the market instead of allowing smaller businesses to challenge them.
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1stSgt Nelson Kerr
SSG (Join to see) - This rulling on NN hurts companies like Amazon,Apple, Microsoft, Media companies and the like. They have all stated so. They have more power than the telecoms IMO so it will be a fight were the wealth is against the Telecoms and their puppets.
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1stSgt Nelson Kerr - I suspect that large established content providers have enough leverage to mak3e this work for them... the real losers are startups. http://www.mcall.com/news/nationworld/pennsylvania/mc-nws-net-neutrality-explainer-20171214-story.html
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