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RE: NET NEUTRALITY DAY - JULY 12th - Exiled - 07-17-2017

I think America will suffer the most.


RE: NET NEUTRALITY DAY - JULY 12th - Skullmeat - 07-17-2017

WILLIAM BRANGHAM: There have been some examples of ISPs blocking certain things. The Google Wallet was blocked. Skype was blocked. One Canadian telecom blocked pro-labor sites.

I mean, they're — it's not like this doesn't happen.

AJIT PAI: Well, there are isolated cases, but if you look at the FCC's own records, there are only scattered anecdotes to support this.

And the argument I have made is that, in order to justify preemptive regulation of all 4,462 Internet service providers, you should have pretty concrete evidence of an overwhelming market failure.

But, secondly, the other argument I would make is that the hypothetical is a classic question of competition and consumer protection law.

WILLIAM BRANGHAM: So, you would feel comfortable telling consumers, you can trust the Comcasts, the agencies, the Verizons, to not do that, to not put their finger on the scale and promote their stuff, at the expense of someone else's?

AJIT PAI: Not at all.

So the man who wants to get rid of net neutrality, makes a case for it by stating we cant trust ISPs not to filter content.
http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/fcc-chair-ajit-pai-explains-wants-scrap-net-neutrality/