No one read this, we all already died within a few days of the repeal.
Your internet experience should not be decided by your service provider. I’ve joined my colleagues to challenge the @FCC’s #NetNeutrality
repeal in an amicus brief. This isn’t over, we have to keep fighting for a free and open internet.https://www.feinstein.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/press-releases?ID=A127B376-9F23-4F61-A8D5-5FC88C4CC53A …
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One thing’s for sure: Net neutrality repeal so far hasn’t hindered congressional Democrats’ ability to tweet about it. And besides…
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Actually, quite the contrary, it should be decided by my service provider considering they are the ones providing the service. However, by you're logic: your government shouldn't decide your freedoms or laws.
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Horrible rule and we should never have changed in first place. I totally disagree and been a digital pioneer since mid 1990’s and even helped launch an early digital agency in San Francisco in 1999.
#Internet#Freedom#Access cc@realDonaldTrump - I support our POTUS on Internetpic.twitter.com/DhL29lYmhZ
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#SB822 is BAD for California. It could have been a great#NetNeutrality bill but instead it's legal cover for ISPs to continue behaving badly. @Scott_Wiener Why California’s Net Neutrality Bill SB822 Is a Bad Bill as Written https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/why-californias-net-neutrality-bill-sb822-bad-written-barry-bahrami … -
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All businesses have the right to choose the goods and services they provide to their customers. These companies are not stupid, should Verizon or Comcast start restricting internet access, some no-name company would just provide unrestricted access and steal all the business.
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Well, you're not fighting for a free and open internet, you're fighting for government controll of the internet. In other words, the opposite of a free and open internet.
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