Internet Association launches the effort to "strengthen and protect Internet freedom"
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7 Comments
1. Gawain posted on 20 Sep 2012, 21:08 0 0
They're going to have to work on that promo video a bit. They also need to get some of the internet transport companies in there too. The big players like Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, Level 3, etc. That will be a challenge since the content providers were at odds with the carriers over net neutrality.
5. Ravail posted on 20 Sep 2012, 21:37 0 0
Verizon will never join it, Verizon wants the right to regulate and change what they display through their service (internet). I would like to see AT&T in it though!
6. 305Bucko posted on 20 Sep 2012, 21:46 0 0
Verizon and AT&T want to control the content of the internet. Soooo, yea they wont join.
4. Hemlocke posted on 20 Sep 2012, 21:27 0 0
Gah, we have the wolves guarding the flock? Facebook is a known off-site tracker and Google has been fined for circumventing browser security protocols in order to track users across the Internet. I use DNT in Safari, and El Goog and FBI are always popping up in the "attempted trackers" header. No thanks.
7. HäckeMáte posted on 20 Sep 2012, 21:48 2 0
you know you have issues when you are worried about the FBI tracking you lol
