Precisely what folks like Scott Cleland want you to pay attention to, I suppose…
“CNET has a great article: New Hampshire voters: Net Neutrality? Huh? that exposes what we all know — that net neutrality is a niche special interest issue that is not at all on the minds of average Americans.”
Oh, now, please… “the American people aren’t aware of the issue or the term.” Really, Scott? I’m an average American, you fool!!!
Read CNet’s article. They interviewed folks on the streets in sub-zero temperatures and expected what for answers? And four out of five gave something else more importance? My good …read more

Will you folks who are attempting to justify these actions please stop? Please!!!
Damn… I’ll give them the fact that they have the right to shape traffic, it’s their equipment and they’re providing a service! Which many pay for dearly.
They have a TOS that those who pay for their services agree to from jump-street. If you violate them, you lose, it’s simple!
But here’s the problem and it’s not as if millions of you haven’t seen or read this;
“Comcast’s technology falsely impersonates its customers. Even if Comcast has the right to manage its networks, does it have the right to impersonate its …read more

I found this video very interesting. It is Bill Moyers interviewing FCC Commissioner Michael Copps on Big Media. “Among the topics are net neutrality and the current state of the media as well as proposed new rules which could allow further consolidation.” I especially found these thoughts provocative;
“Regulation, Deregulation – Mindless Rhetoric”
“Broadcasters Are Supposed To Serve The Public Interests!”
“Protecting The Public Interest”
“Citizen Action Can Still Work”
via videosift.com

This is truly serious business folks! Come on – you have just got to realize that your opportunities to make money on the Internet as we know it today are about to blow up in our collective faces and Eric Schmidt from Google is doing everything he can to avoid that!
Eric had the nerve (audacity, balls, whatever) to stand in front of the Progress and Freedom Foundation Tuesday night and tell them;
“The Internet has created this remarkable set of free markets, open competition and competitive growth. … We need to keep it free and open, If it goes the other …read more