I came across this link via Boing Boing which shows a slick production of a “video” to save the internet and establishes the foundation of “net neutrality”; something that I had explored earlier on in these columns.
The americans are crazy idiots. They must really be influenced by loads of horse crap; remember they were the ones who voted Bush back in power! Anyway, enjoy the video.
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Absolute shit! I pay for my DSL line, at a certain speed, whow can anybody limit it up? If it is a chargeable service - wellcome, if not - get lost.
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