This is truly astonishing
28 April 2006 - 10:21am — Laura Scott
I blogged about this on pingVision, cross-posted on BlogHer.
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This is a hoax, why are you
This is a hoax, why are you posting links to it?
Do you honestly believe this will actually happen, without people just simply going to a 'net neutral' ISP?
Most people are mainstream buyers
Sure, you could go to a neutral ISP, as you say. But really, how many others will?
I'm curious why you call it a hoax. Congress is deciding on this. The communications conglomerates are lobbying heavily on this. Why are you so eager to dismiss?