Recently, Mr. Genachowski suggested that instead of selectively slowing certain traffic to cope with congestion, providers could consider charging consumers for how much data they consume. That would be a departure from the flat monthly fees consumers pay now for Web access.
Mr. Genachowski = FCC chairman
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Anonymous2010-12-22 15:38
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Anonymous2010-12-23 7:56
Goddamn Democrat vermin!
The totalitarian Communist party in America, the Democrats, are far worse than the Republicans ever were.
The GOP is the party against net neutrality. The Dems. support it.
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Anonymous2010-12-30 14:55
Guys, the "regulation" is meant to STOP the businesses from controlling the content we can and can't access. This is a boon to the people of the internet and will help net neutrality. Don't assume that regulation ==totalitarianism. Here, regulation wants to stop totalitarianism.
Guys, we need regulation, without regulation we can see things like the pirate bay slowing the fuck down.
Now who the fuck wants that. Regulation means everyone gets equal share. That's good, for the internet at least.
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Anonymous2011-01-09 2:01
>>29
PirateBay would be slowing down due to increased use and, in general, the Internet growing larger and more complicated. There really isn't anything "regulation" can do to fix that.
You know how torrent sites can be taken down due copyright issues? or how YouTube removes videos based on copyrighted content in the video? Not only must regulation necessarily make that much more widespread and "efficient," but it would also make it much more difficult to contest.
>>31
Gonna keep happpening till till the rich are taken out of the equation
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Anonymous2011-01-09 15:20
You Dicks.
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Anonymous2011-01-09 16:54
>>32
I don't see how being rich has anything to do with the price of oil when national self-produced oil is being hampered. Also, China has increased demand which affects the price in general, especially if OPEC nations maintain steady export rather than an expanding one. (Also, again, you wrote "till" twice.)