especially large corporations
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Even large corporations depend on the internet being equal for their consumers. So that consumers can find their products w/o paying for it.
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That's because the large corporations that host content online will have to pay thousands more to get the speed they already paid for.
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The opponents of net neutrality want walled gardens like the old AOL, where you only see what they want and they profit off of that content
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Good eye. Devil is in the details. Most versions set up "regulatory panels" (aka: censors of adult sites), to keep things equal for kids.
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Of course. Critical services too slow because pr0n taking bandwidth. But do you want ISP to decide what's high priority? THAT's the problem
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net neutrality is the current status quo, while their may be issues with that, NONE of the "legit" ones have anything to do with open access
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ALL OF THIS. "Let's lock in the internet as it is now and destroy any drive for innvoation". NN is stagnation of the internet.
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The most open market place that has ever existed is not stagnant. Chopping it up and adding toll roads however will stifle it.
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there are people agreeing to it? (other than idiotic politicians)
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