If Net Neutrality is gutted, Google, eBay, and YouTube either pay protection money to companies like AT&T or risk that their sites process slowly on your computer. Comcast could intentionally slow access to iTunes, steering Internet customers its own music service.Again, check out SaveTheInternet.com to see what you can do.
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This isn't just speculation -- it's already happened in places without Net Neutrality. Heck, AT&T's CEO blatantly announced, "The Internet can't be free."
03 May 2006
Net neutrality
Via Wil Wheaton, a great Huffington Post article on net neutrality.
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