A quick overview of netneutrality
This is a world wide issue, that vould cause the next dot com crash. What is the issue? If you haven't heard about Net Neutrality yet, imagine a world in which telecom providers in the US restrict access to various web services such as google, or flickr, or even iTunes. Slowwing down access to these sites or even rerouting to another site which has paid them more money to service. This is being down also under the umbrella of "security". Or more like Sensorship. What an aweful world that would be, with no easy access to my family photos, indenpendent record labels, independent press and citizin journalists, or even my friend's blog. Well it's happening in theUS right now and will affect all of us worldwide. This needs to be stopped.
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www.savetheinternet.com
gabemac posted at 13:41 |
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Sorry m8, old news and it won't be done in the name of security. It's basically a money issue. You might not notice it yet but what's happening is that net traffic is getting filtered on a regular basis. I believe that T-Mobile is filetering VoIP (ie Skype) data from its network. You'll probably see fixed-line operators start doing this soon as well since the operators are all selling their own VoIP subs. This will be a pretty important one for legislation in the coming year.
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