Alas some common sense on net neutrality. The preponderance of misinformation that surrounds this topic is amazing. There are political forces at work here that are usurping the underlying technical and business discussion for their own political agenda. Most of the public are not aware of what is happening behind the scenes and who are pulling the strings.
Marcus Hedenberg, Reporter, Broadband Breakfast News
Logo of the United States Federal Communications Commission, used on their website prior to 2002 or 2003, and still used on some publications and areas of their website. The central part of the logo is also used on products which conform to FCC requirements. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
WASHINGTON, July 1, 2014 – At an informal Phoenix Center roundtable on Tuesday, June 24, Federal Communications Commissioner Michael O’Rielly criticized net neutrality and urged fellow critics to take advantage of the FCC’s open comment period on the topic.
Comedians like John Oliver of the Daily Show might have a flare for butchering the facts, O’Rielly said, but a jolt to the system is what public discourse desperately needs to get people talking about net neutrality.