I just discovered CNET’s nice timeline of the battles won and lost in the name of net neutrality. They also do a great job of summarizing what the heck “net neutrality” means.
Network operators [such as Verizon] want to charge Internet content providers for enhanced IP services, while Net neutrality proponents [Google, eBay etc] say regulations are needed to prevent abuse by the Net’s gatekeepers.
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January 4th, 2007 at 1:48 am
[...] Okay, okay I won’t beat this horse too much. Just a few quick links on Net Neutrality caught my eye today. Marketing Pilgrim pointed to a C|Net series/timeline on the topic and highlighted this quote/explanation: [...]