http://bitchslappin.net/the-fcc/google-comments-to-fcc-on-network-neutrality The Plog Politicians love to hate. Fri, 21 Nov 2008 12:17:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.2 http://bitchslappin.net/the-fcc/google-comments-to-fcc-on-network-neutrality#comment-1086 bj Thu, 21 Jun 2007 15:19:11 +0000 http://bitchslappin.net/the-fcc/google-comments-to-fcc-on-network-neutrality#comment-1086 Um, the internet is successful BECAUSE it has always, until recently, been neutral. It didn't get successful in the last couple years. And if I have any say about it, it WILL remain a success despite trolls like you kissing the asses of the Telecomms, who only want regulation when it benefits them. Um, the internet is successful BECAUSE it has always, until recently, been neutral. It didn’t get successful in the last couple years. And if I have any say about it, it WILL remain a success despite trolls like you kissing the asses of the Telecomms, who only want regulation when it benefits them.

]]> http://bitchslappin.net/the-fcc/google-comments-to-fcc-on-network-neutrality#comment-1085 HandsOffPlease Thu, 21 Jun 2007 15:11:45 +0000 http://bitchslappin.net/the-fcc/google-comments-to-fcc-on-network-neutrality#comment-1085 The irony is that Google is exploring IPTV and has publicly admitted that something needs to be done to ensure quality of service. Google is walking the fine line between providing content and service. I am a consultant for Hands Off the Internet and Google has every right to an opinion but a government regulated internet is not the way to go. We've seen the internet achieve great heights just over the past couple of years without net neutrality laws. Let's keep the internet flowing and growing. The irony is that Google is exploring IPTV and has publicly admitted that something needs to be done to ensure quality of service. Google is walking the fine line between providing content and service. I am a consultant for Hands Off the Internet and Google has every right to an opinion but a government regulated internet is not the way to go. We’ve seen the internet achieve great heights just over the past couple of years without net neutrality laws. Let’s keep the internet flowing and growing.

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