Comments on: Net Neutrality http://netcaststudio.com/net-neutrality/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=net-neutrality Online Media For Today's Society Thu, 26 Jan 2012 18:15:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: NetCast Studio http://netcaststudio.com/net-neutrality/#comment-116 NetCast Studio Thu, 05 Nov 2009 17:48:49 +0000 http://www./?p=139#comment-116 Totally agree! With all things being equal it's to be used as you deem fit. Could you imagine clicking on a link and a popup from your Internet provider says "We are sorry, the information you are trying to obtain is not within the Terms of Services. Please use our vendor at...... for an additional $9.95 It's about time our elected officials work for each of us, and not "Big Business" The FCC had the correct approach all to be dismantled by continuing proposed legislation. Totally agree! With all things being equal it’s to be used as you deem fit. Could you imagine clicking on a link and a popup from your Internet provider says “We are sorry, the information you are trying to obtain is not within the Terms of Services. Please use our vendor at…… for an additional $9.95

It’s about time our elected officials work for each of us, and not “Big Business” The FCC had the correct approach all to be dismantled by continuing proposed legislation.

]]> By: Dan Fugate http://netcaststudio.com/net-neutrality/#comment-113 Dan Fugate Tue, 03 Nov 2009 03:49:35 +0000 http://www./?p=139#comment-113 The internet is the last place where the average Joe Citizen can have the same voice as everyone else. All men are created equal here. Good content and interaction with readers is all that one needs to have in order to gather a following and create traffic. Additionally, I pay for 25 Megs of bandwidth for my house and if my cable provider decided that they wanted to throttle me down based on my content preference I'd be quite miffed. I've become accustomed to clicking on a link and the page opening immediately. Call me spoiled but I'll miss a couple of meals before I go back to a slower speed. The internet is the last place where the average Joe Citizen can have the same voice as everyone else. All men are created equal here. Good content and interaction with readers is all that one needs to have in order to gather a following and create traffic.

Additionally, I pay for 25 Megs of bandwidth for my house and if my cable provider decided that they wanted to throttle me down based on my content preference I’d be quite miffed. I’ve become accustomed to clicking on a link and the page opening immediately. Call me spoiled but I’ll miss a couple of meals before I go back to a slower speed.

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