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Friday, June 23rd, 2006I thought the headline of this LA Times editorial, “Don’t Believe Net Neutrality Hype,” was going to spell bad news for the Net neutrality camp, until I read this quote:
“Opponents of net neutrality have carried the day so far on Capitol Hill, arguing that all the evils associated with prioritization are merely hypothetical. Not to […]
LAST STAND: Fate of Free Internet in Senate’s Hands Today
Thursday, June 22nd, 2006New “Death of the Internet?” video on YouTube.com.
Cnet.com reports that the Senate Commerce Committee is poised to take up Net Neutrality today, Thursday, June 22. But San Francisco Chronicle says that with more than 200 amendments on the table, no one is sure of the fate of this bill.
Also, John Dvorak […]
P2P DEMOCRACY: See Inconvenient Truth for Free
Thursday, June 22nd, 2006
From Lessig Blog comes a post on Share the Truth, a Web site that lets people watch an Inconvenient Truth for free. If you’ve seen the movie, you can sponsor someone to go see it.
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