Regardless of political affiliation, Ted Kennedy issued a nice little speech in support of freedom on the Internet a few months ago. It’s worth taking a look at to make sure that you understand what’s at stake.
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Hmmm. Ted Kennedy for Net Neutrality… Roberth Kahn and Vint Cert speak out against it… Kahn and Cert and BBN invent the internet… Kennedy sends them a telegram congratulating their ecumenical efforts in creating a “interfaith message processor”.
I think the libertarian in me feels the only thing worse than big business running the internet is big government running the internet.
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Regardless of political affiliation, Ted Kennedy issued a nice little speech in support of freedom on the Internet a few months ago. It’s worth taking a look at to make sure that you understand what’s at stake.
Hmmm. Ted Kennedy for Net Neutrality… Roberth Kahn and Vint Cert speak out against it… Kahn and Cert and BBN invent the internet… Kennedy sends them a telegram congratulating their ecumenical efforts in creating a “interfaith message processor”.
I think the libertarian in me feels the only thing worse than big business running the internet is big government running the internet.
I haven’t head anything about net neutrality for a while now, but it’s cool that Kennedy is down with it.