Net Neutrality Links 11-24-2007
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Net Neutrality Links 11-24-2007 (Beware The Lies!)
Whose Web is it, anyway?
Rabble.ca – Montreal,QC,Canada
Until about three weeks ago, net neutrality was a difficult issue to explain at a dinner party. It was even more of a struggle to get anybody worked up …
Kindle – Shape of the Web to Come?
By Tom Evslin
If so, there are profound implications for web development (hint: develop apps that run in a browser), the Internet access business, and even Net Neutrality. There may even be a tie in with Amazon’s hosting business for such apps. Hmmm …
You’re Being Ripped Off
By kidcanuck
The Ottawa Business Journal has a useful background article on content-based traffic throttling by Canadian ISPs. If you’ve heard of the fight for “Net Neutrality” and wondered what it was about, this issue is a key part of it.
Giant Global Graph – Perspective, dialog, and potential
By Charlie Anzman(Charlie Anzman)
Hopefully, a self imposed worldwide ‘police force’, rather than censorship, (A very fine line) while the maintaining the integrity of Net Neutrality. Impossible? Only the future will tell. (The FOAF is mentioned in the post).
“Of Blogs, eBooks, and Broadband: Access to Digital Media as a …
Opponents of net neutrality requirements have opined that the First Amendment rights of corporate owners of telecommunications infrastructure should trump the first Amendment rights of individual speakers and users of telecommunications …
Mark Cuban Calls on isps to Block P2P
Slashdot – USA
The principle of net neutrality and regulations designed to support the neutrality of the Internet have been subject to fierce debate in various forums. …
The News We Choose
By The Hedonistic Pleasureseeker
Fight for Net Neutrality! About 80% of us gets at least some news from the internet, and this has been screwing with the Nazis’ ability to install the fourth Reich here on US soil. We’re too smart for them. We know too much, …
Let’s avoid being caught by Net
Journal Times – Racine,WI,USA
Talk about “net neutrality” has just made it outside geek culture, and it is intertwined with the capacity problem. Net neutrality means using law to ensure …
Weekly Wrap
By Mark Evans
The study, done by Nemertes Research, sounds like something those net neutrality-hating ISPs would have commissioned to encourage a new, multi-tier system where Web sites have to pay to be on the super highway. …
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