Let’s be clear about #NetNeutrality
. It is a non-issue created by politicians to scare people into granting them more control over the last medium that is largely unregulated. Has only existed since 2015. The Internet existed and flourished long before then
Let's be clear about #NetNeutrality. Students, entrepreneurs, small businesses, and the overwhelming majority of Americans are uniting against corporate ISPs, telecom giants, and special interests who want to reverse this rule and make it easier to charge consumers more for less.
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... and joining those small mom and pop businesses like Amazon, Google, and Microsoft who only want what is best for us...
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If the FCC does away with net neutrality, it will give new life to the movement for municipal internet. Anytime there is a natural monopoly, that monopoly should be tightly regulated or run by the government.
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That should be the next step: municipal internet. Can't fight for
#NetNeutrality forever.
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Bandwidth is a scarce resource much like any other. If a corporation like Netflix uses a huge percentage of that resource and is demanding faster/better service, there is a cost involved...just like any other good/service. A basic understanding of economics is all that’s required
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Big government solution searching for a problem
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Start charging....I have to pay Verizon $90/month for internet. They won't let me cut off my landline and give me a dry loop for internet. So I have to pay $45/month for a phone I don't use and $45/month for 3M down/1M up DSL/High Speed Internet...
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Make no mistake - Comcast will put full screen ads on your browser that you have to click through to get to your content. These are not pop-ups - this is the new internet.
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It's a little late.
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For the gamers out there!
#SaveNetNeutraility ! It’s in OUR HANDS! RT and share!pic.twitter.com/zlFIMOGh1T
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More accurately, those giant corporations want to maximize profits - as required by law. When a consumers buys flat rate pricing ("unlimited" internet) then the best way to do that is to provide as little as possible. Metered plans maximize profits by providing more.
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Nothing has stopped providers from innovating. You think providers won't set up tiered content packages like they do with cable TV?
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Thank you Tulsi. We need your support now more than ever
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Let's find a common cause and use it as a catalyst for other fights.
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problem is monopolies or near monopolies. concentration of wealth & power. It's not just telecom, it's everywhere. We need to roll corporate law back to where it was when US was founded: One corporation could NOT own another corporation. We need to break up the huge corporations
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