Okay, so this is getting old to some. But, our freedom to express ourselves, share information, and yes – slam government agencies and politicians – is at risk here. We cannot close our eyes to it and must be prepared to defend it. Here's an excerpt from the article I find worth sharing:
Be skeptical. The FCC's new rules weaken -- or reverse -- decades of minimal regulation, during which the Internet flourished. As often as not, economic regulation has adverse, unintended side effects. That was true of the railroads, and it may be true of the Internet.
Many shout that this will stop certain big conglomerates from controlling information access. But, once any government agency gets its foot in the door, there no way to close that door once again.
The full article is @ Net Neutrality Myths RealClearPolitics
Be skeptical. The FCC's new rules weaken -- or reverse -- decades of minimal regulation, during which the Internet flourished. As often as not, economic regulation has adverse, unintended side effects. That was true of the railroads, and it may be true of the Internet.
Many shout that this will stop certain big conglomerates from controlling information access. But, once any government agency gets its foot in the door, there no way to close that door once again.
The full article is @ Net Neutrality Myths RealClearPolitics