LATEST: September 6, 2007 - the Department of Justice issued a filing with the Federal Communications Commission opposing net neutrality and opening the door for discriminatory, two-tiered pricing systems. The DOJ filing supports telecoms in their efforts to roll back the clock on net neutrality, and would permit telecoms to censor or block users from desired content based on their ability to pay.
Sunday, December 9, 2007
DOJ is wrong about the Net.
The Net needs to be protected. I worry that DOJ will allow the Net to be manipulated in a way that purges all the voices of dissent in the blogosphere. The following is interesting.
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