Bipartisan network neutrality bill introduced in Senate.
Regulation "would mean all of us losing advances in home health monitoring, greater security of our financial transactions, new entertainment choices and telecommuting opportunities," said Walter B. McCormick Jr., President and CEO of USTelecom. Instead, McCormick argues that the government should focus on expanding broadband deployment to reach more Americans. To his group, network neutrality sounds more like a government attempt to end Internet innovation.
Actually, innovation has been possible because the internet is an open system. Or perhaps Mr. McCormick would prefer to use CompuServe, GEnie or Prodigy for his on-line experience. Putz.
Prodigy... The good times.
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- jim 1-11-2007 9:12 pm
Actually, innovation has been possible because the internet is an open system. Or perhaps Mr. McCormick would prefer to use CompuServe, GEnie or Prodigy for his on-line experience. Putz.
- mark 1-12-2007 6:02 am
Prodigy... The good times.
- tom moody 1-12-2007 7:04 am