Until this video I’ve rolled my eyes at net neutrality. Once the genie is out of the bottle, how can you not have complete freedom of expression online? This video challenged that thought by drawing off the history of print, radio and television.
Could AT&T and other providers control the web and decides what gets priority and what gets seen?
I dunno. Watch this and let me know what you think.
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Wait… you’ve actually neglected the net neutrality issue so far? *gasp*
I believe the answer to your question is an obvious “yes!” It is monopolized distribution all over again.
I agree. This is a very important issue. It needs to be stopped.The conglomerates are cotrolling almost all of the media as it is. We need to prevent them from controlling the internet too.
don’t forget its impact on online gaming:
http://ramprate.wordpress.com/2006/11/17/every-time-you-vote-against-net-neutrality-your-isp-kills-a-night-elf/