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As it relates to the last post, now AT&T wants to be police the Web. Somehow we have got to stop this insanity. The choices available for broadband service in the US, are nothing more than a shameful corporate duopoly. Look around. Whatever market you are in...it is carved up between a cable provider and a telephone company.
Read this article on How AT&T Wants To Police The Internet with filtering technology, and then go join Free The Internet Dot Com. This is not about policing copyright infringement. It's about grabbing gatekeeper status, and putting another meter on the information highway.
"...surfing the mobile Web will never be a true Internet experience as long as powerful wireless companies like Verizon and AT&T dictate policy in Washington and throttle Internet access over their networks." -Digitalnomad
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2 comments:
The big question is what do you do to shake loose the white knuckle grip of the telecoms on internet policies? Their lobbying power is so extensive as to be menacing.
Write about it on a blog, make comments like you did here, talk about it to inform others, join Free Press Dot Com and Save the Internet Dot Com, call your senators, and representatives, sign petitions. People think they no longer have a voice in government, but it's not true.
When you get mainstream media talking about issues...it does make a difference. Look how the top political issues have swayed from the war to the economy in just a few short weeks.
There is a huge misinformation program always in place. The only way to fight that is through one-on-education, which amounts to a grass roots effort.
Besides that Jack, you write books...so write some more about it, or at least pass the message along.
Thanks for commenting. Sometime I think I am the only one that can see reality...a bit like the Matrix.
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