"The Net Neutrality Coup"
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I don't know if the issue is completely settled in my mind, but I find myself a whole lot more receptive to the kinds of arguments that TB has been making for the last several months.
If an ISP charges different rates for different types of traffic, or favors some types over others, that's a business matter, not a public policy issue.
If an ISP annoys its customers by slowing certain types of content, or content from certain sources, it opens an opportunity for a competitive challenge.
Instead of looking to government to enforce the staus quo, perhaps we should be more inviting of the opportunities that change brings. At the risk of ending with a cliche, it really is the American way. Am I wrong?