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Net Neutrality: A La Carte Internet
Report on the issue of net neutrality, Sharon Epperson interviews Gigi B. Sohn, President of Public Knowledge, John Hodulik, UBS Telecom Analyst, and Gerald Wesel, Ellacoya Chief Executive. The story misframes the issue by describing it as one of consumers having to pay-per-use instead of fundamentally changing the Internet: consumers' access to any content or service, and businesses' ability to connect to any consumer with an Internet connection. PK posted excerpt for the purposes of criticism and commentary under Title 17, Section 107, fair use.
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acurtis on Mar 03, 2006 12:42 PM
Simply calling this an increase in consumer prices for
DrBenway on Mar 04, 2006 08:20 AM
I totally agree. By putting telecoms in charge of who can accesss what content in what priority totally circumvents the whole purpose of the internet. It creates a class system in what has been essentially an even playing field. But see, this video also highlights how obsolete conventional television is becoming. Traditional broadcasters have no idea how powerful the internet is. Even when reporting on a story that includes precursers to their demise, they can't get the facts straight! It's a shame that they end up using clips of the interview with Gigi B. Sohn to help.