WSJ's take on NetNeutrality

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	WSJ's take on NetNeutrality

conches

2-22-2008 3:13 PM

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conches says:

Any legislation looks like regulation from their point of view. An interesting article but it misses the point that their is a rift between the telcos and the web2 companies and leaving this up to them to decide completely ignores the "users".

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