Net neutrality is half-dead: Court strikes down FCC's anti-blocking rules | Ars Technica
Hopefully a higher court rules in favor of net neutrality.
Hopefully a higher court rules in favor of net neutrality.
So even though you're paying $60 a month for 250GB of high speed home internet, if you want to watch NetFlix's, that will be extra. If you want to use Hulu that will be extra. If you want to download a movie from Amazon, that will be extra. If you want to use Skype. that will be extra. and on and on....
It isn't as much about blocking sites as much as giving bandwidth priority to certain ones.
Verizon and google has been pushing real hard for this. Their network cabal is all about a two tier effort to control the internet. One internet for those paying the fees they want, and the rest of us, consumed with ads, tracking and malware like from the days of GeoCities... simply because we won't buy into their extortion.
Google, Amazon and other online giants warn FCC on net neutrality
Google, Amazon and other online giants warn FCC on net neutrality - Computerworld